dagger

Orchestrate CI pipelines with the Dagger TypeScript SDK.

Updated Apr 22, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/mkrlabs/specflow --skill dagger-mkrlabs
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Skill: dagger
Source: https://github.com/mkrlabs/specflow/tree/main/examples/.claude/skills/dagger
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/mkrlabs/specflow --skill dagger-mkrlabs

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Dagger provides a standardized approach to building reproducible CI pipelines in modern software projects by orchestrating containers, services, caches, and GitHub Actions integration with a TypeScript SDK.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Create modular CI workflows using a TypeScript-based module system with decorators, service containers, and cache strategies.
  • Integrate seamlessly with GitHub Actions to run Dagger-powered pipelines in CI, enabling auto mode, structured review, and backlog management.
  • Use cases include building, testing, and deploying multi-service apps with PostgreSQL/Redis services and cached dependencies.

Quick Start

Initialize a new Dagger module in your project and start the development loop.

Frequently Asked Questions about dagger

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I build reproducible CI pipelines with TypeScript?

You can build reproducible CI pipelines using the Dagger TypeScript SDK to orchestrate containers, services, and caches with a modular system enforced by decorators like @object and @func.

Can I run Dagger pipelines inside GitHub Actions?

Yes, Dagger integrates seamlessly with GitHub Actions to run reproducible CI pipelines, enabling features like auto mode, structured review, and backlog management directly within your CI workflows.

How do I orchestrate service containers like PostgreSQL and Redis in CI?

Dagger orchestrates multi-service apps by provisioning service containers, managing cache strategies for dependencies, and standardizing test environments to ensure reliable and reproducible builds.

What is the best way to standardize CI workflows for multi-service apps?

Standardizing CI workflows for multi-service apps is best achieved by using Dagger's TypeScript module system to orchestrate containers, services, and caches into reproducible pipelines.

Do I need TypeScript to create modular CI workflows with Dagger?

Yes, this approach uses the Dagger TypeScript SDK to build modular CI workflows, relying on decorators like @object and @func to define modules and orchestrate services.