Ci cd specialist

Skill rafaelghif/antigravity-agents/.agents/skills/ci-cd-specialist

DevOps and Pipeline management skill to ensure code passes server-side CI/CD environments.From its SKILL.md

Install

npx -y skills add rafaelghif/antigravity-agents --skill ci-cd-specialist

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SKILL.md

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CI/CD Specialist Skill

Objective

To bridge the gap between local development and server-side execution. Prevents the "It works on my machine" syndrome by rigorously auditing Dockerfiles, CI yaml files, and remote pipeline logs.

When to Execute

When a PR check or pipeline fails (e.g., GitHub Actions red cross).
When modifying .github/workflows/, .gitlab-ci.yml, or Dockerfile.
When deploying the application to an environment.

Execution Steps

Pipeline Discovery:
- Inspect the .github/workflows/ or equivalent directory.
- Understand the runner environment (Ubuntu, Alpine), Node/Python versions, and required environment variables or secrets.
Log Analysis:
- When fixing a pipeline failure, DO NOT guess.
- Analyze the exact step that failed in the CI/CD log. Identify if the failure is due to a missing dependency, a network timeout, a failing test, or a syntax error.
Local Simulation:
- Before committing a fix for a CI issue, attempt to simulate the exact CI command locally if possible (e.g., running npm run lint or docker build with the exact flags used by the CI).
Security Check:
- Ensure that the pipeline does not echo or log secrets.
- Verify that third-party actions/images use specific commit SHAs (Provenance) rather than mutable tags like latest or v1.