orchestrator:check-prerequisites

To verify gh CLI, jq, and git prerequisites, you can use a system readiness check that confirms command-line tool availability and authentication status, implementing a fail-fast strategy to prevent workflow failures due to missing dependencies.

A fail-fast strategy for checking git and gh CLI availability immediately exits with an error code if any prerequisite is missing, saving time and resources by providing clear error messages and installation instructions before the pipeline script executes.

You can check if the GitHub CLI is installed and authenticated by running a prerequisite verification skill that confirms gh CLI authentication status alongside other required tools like jq and git for your automation scripts.

Your automated workflow fails because missing jq or an unauthenticated gh CLI disrupts the execution environment; verifying system prerequisites beforehand ensures all required command-line tools are present and configured to prevent these failures.

Yes, you need jq and gh CLI installed to ensure a stable execution environment, as verifying system prerequisites confirms these required command-line tools are present and properly configured before initiating complex automated workflows.