roster-doctor

Run a preflight health check to verify your roster installation integrity and dev environment runnability. This validates required tooling presence, harness manifest correctness, and pipeline skill availability to prevent pipeline failures from broken setups.

A dev environment preflight check detects your project's build, test, and lint commands, verifies required tools like bash, jq, and git are installed, and confirms gate commands execute successfully. It also validates harness manifests and checks for projection drift.

Pipeline runs fail when required tooling is missing, harness manifests are invalid, pipeline skills are absent, or projection drift exists between your checkout and roster source. Running install verification diagnostics identifies these exact misconfigurations before work begins.

Yes, install verification requires specific tooling including bash version 4 or higher, jq, and git. The health check validates these required tools are present and offers to install missing components only with your explicit approval.

The health check offers to install missing tools or fix issues only with your explicit approval. It reports exact missing components and misconfigurations, providing clear remediation guidance without automatically modifying your source code.

Run install verification when asking if your setup is ok, before starting a roster implementation phase, or when pipeline runs fail unexpectedly. It serves as a pre-pipeline preflight check and provides on-demand health diagnostics for roster-managed tasks.