gpd-health

To run a project health check, the Skill validates state files under .gpd, state.json, and config.json to identify structural, configuration, and environment issues. It then generates a clear health report with actionable guidance for improving project health.

Yes, you can automatically fix detected issues by using the --fix flag. The Skill proposes remediation steps and optionally applies fixes to repair environment, configuration, and structure validation problems automatically.

A GPD project health check validates project configurations, environment checks, structure validation, and roadmap consistency. It uses the GPD runtime to inspect state files and ensure your project setup aligns with the intended roadmap.

Yes, you need state files under the .gpd directory, specifically state.json and config.json. The health check validates these files to detect configuration integrity issues and structural problems within your project.

The best way to report and fix DevOps environment issues is to run a comprehensive health check with the --fix flag. This validates your environment, proposes remediation steps, and optionally applies fixes to resolve detected problems.

If the health check is not catching configuration issues, verify that your state.json and config.json files are properly formatted under the .gpd directory. The Skill relies on the GPD runtime to validate these specific state files for accurate detection.