check-build-watcher

Translate natural-language watch intents into deterministic local commands for NCG check-build automation.

Updated Jan 23, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/paradox123/shared-ai-docs --skill check-build-watcher
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Skill: check-build-watcher
Source: https://github.com/paradox123/shared-ai-docs/tree/main/skills-repo/skills/check-build-watcher
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/paradox123/shared-ai-docs --skill check-build-watcher

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Translates natural-language build-watch intents into deterministic local commands for the NCG check-build automation, reducing manual setup and enabling quick orchestration of watcher actions.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Translates prompts like "watch my next build" into an arm command for the local watcher.
  • Supports starting a watch loop, performing one-shot polls, disarming the watcher, and showing current state.
  • Works with typical local CI setups and guards against exposing sensitive data by design.

Quick Start

Arm the local check-build watcher to monitor the next relevant pipeline

Frequently Asked Questions about check-build-watcher

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I monitor a local build pipeline using natural language commands?

The check-build automation translates natural-language watch intents into deterministic local dotnet commands. It invokes the WatchNextBuild workflow to arm, disarm, poll, or show the state of your next build across the local repository.

How do I arm a watcher to track my next GitLab build locally?

You can prompt "watch my next build" to invoke the WatchNextBuild workflow, which arms the local watcher to monitor your next relevant pipeline. This translates your intent into the deterministic dotnet command required to start tracking.

What environment variables and repository setup do I need to run a local build watcher?

Running a local build watcher requires the environment variable GITLAB_PAT and a valid local repository root path. The automation applies safe fallbacks and guardrails to protect sensitive data while executing dotnet watcher commands.

Can I perform a one-shot poll or check the state of a build without starting a continuous loop?

Yes, the automation supports performing one-shot polls and showing the current state of a build without starting a continuous watch loop. You can also disarm the watcher entirely by translating specific natural-language intents into deterministic commands.

How does natural language processing translate into deterministic build automation commands?

The Skill maps specific watch intents to predefined dotnet commands within the NCG check-build framework, reducing manual setup. It enables quick orchestration of watcher actions by applying deterministic translations to your natural-language prompts.