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Create github action

Skill richfrem/agent-plugins-skills/plugins/agent-scaffolders/skills/create-github-action

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Install
npx -y skills add richfrem/agent-plugins-skills --skill create-github-action

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Scaffolds a deterministic GitHub Actions CI/CD workflow YAML. NOT for scaffolding interactive agentic workflows (use `create-agentic-workflow`) and NOT for local event-driven hooks (use `create-hook`).

SKILL.md

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Follow the create-github-action skill workflow to scaffold a traditional deterministic GitHub Actions CI/CD workflow (no AI at runtime).

Inputs

  • $ARGUMENTS — optional workflow type or purpose (e.g. test, build, deploy, lint, release, security). Omit to start with discovery.

Steps

  1. If $ARGUMENTS specifies a workflow type, use it to seed Phase 1 discovery
  2. Follow the create-github-action phased workflow: confirm trigger events, runner OS, required secrets/environment variables, job steps, and caching strategy
  3. Generate the .github/workflows/<name>.yml file
  4. Report the workflow path and setup instructions (secrets to configure, badges, etc.)

Output

.github/workflows/<name>.yml with complete job definitions, trigger events, permissions, and inline comments explaining each step.

Edge Cases

  • If $ARGUMENTS is empty: begin with workflow type discovery
  • If the use case involves AI agents at runtime: redirect to create-agentic-workflow
  • If secrets or environment variables are required: list them explicitly without values

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