Repo postcheck summary
Skill yangshu2087/Codex/.agents/skills/repo-postcheck-summary
Meta workspace for Codex configuration, shared skills, and maintenance scripts.
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Run the minimum useful verification after repository bootstrap or small setup changes, then produce a concise change summary. Use when a repo has just been initialized or had Codex scaffolding added and the user wants a quick verification-and-summary pass.
SKILL.md
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Repo Postcheck Summary
Use this skill after repository bootstrap, setup-file changes, or other small structural edits where a full test suite would be excessive.
Workflow
- Run the smallest checks that prove the setup is coherent:
git status --short- inspect the changed files
- one repo-specific validation command if the repo guidance calls for it
- Do not invent heavyweight validation for a minimal repository.
- Summarize changes in three parts:
- what files were added or changed
- what was verified
- what remains unverified
- If the repo has no meaningful test or build surface yet, say that explicitly instead of pretending validation was comprehensive.
- If the repo is about Git behavior, prefer replaying the exact Git commands relevant to the scenario over generic tooling.
Output standard
- Keep the summary short and operational.
- Include exact repo path.
- Include exact verification commands run.
- Call out any remaining risk in one sentence.