Identify and verify pinned, active, and locally installed Odylith versions.
npx skills add https://github.com/odylith/odylith --skill odylith-version
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: odylith-version Source: https://github.com/odylith/odylith/tree/main/.agents/skills/odylith-version Command: npx skills add https://github.com/odylith/odylith --skill odylith-version
Ensures that the Odylith components in use are the correct pinned, active, and locally installed versions to prevent mismatches during deployment and development.
Inspect the current environment and run the inspection to obtain a report of pinned, active, and local Odylith versions.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To check pinned and active Odylith versions, run an inspection that queries local and CI environments. It returns a concise report with version identifiers and sources to verify deployment consistency.
Environment validation for Odylith release planning confirms that local machines and CI pipelines reference the same pinned versions, preventing mismatches and drift during deployment.
To prevent Odylith version drift during a release, inspect pinned, active, and locally installed versions across repos and CI environments to confirm they match before deployment.
Yes, you can verify locally installed Odylith versions in CI pipelines by running an inspection that gathers local install details and active deployment versions, returning a concise compatibility report.
Odylith deployment mismatches occur when pinned, active, and locally installed versions drift across environments. Running an inspection identifies version identifiers and sources to correct the inconsistency.
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