Analyze git changes to synchronize service-worker.js cache definitions.
npx skills add https://github.com/LucasPier/cuentos-interactivos --skill sw-updater
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: sw-updater Source: https://github.com/LucasPier/cuentos-interactivos/tree/main/.agents/skills/sw-updater Command: npx skills add https://github.com/LucasPier/cuentos-interactivos --skill sw-updater
This Skill provides an automated analyzer to keep service-worker.js aligned with the project's actual files by inspecting git status and diffs, and guiding cache version bumps.
Execute the analyzer with python .agents/skills/sw-updater/scripts/analizar-sw.py to generate a report and propose updates to the service worker.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Automate service worker cache updates by analyzing git diffs between your current branch and main to identify affected files. The analyzer reads service-worker.js, parses CACHE_* definitions, and outputs recommendations for bumping cache versions and removing orphaned entries.
Service worker synchronization works by comparing unstaged, staged, or committed changes against the main branch. It parses VERSION_APP and CACHE_* definitions in service-worker.js to detect which cached assets were modified and generates a decision guide for updates.
Yes, you need Python installed to execute the analyzer script. It reads your service-worker.js file, inspects git status and diffs, and generates a report proposing cache version bumps and flagging orphaned cache entries.
Yes, the analyzer supports both manual file analysis and full git-based scans. You can run a manual workflow to inspect specific files or use git-driven workflows to compare local changes against the main branch for deterministic planning.
The best way to find orphaned entries is to run a git-based scan that compares your current project files against the assets defined in service-worker.js. The analyzer outputs recommendations identifying orphaned entries and suggesting cache version bumps.
Yes, the analyzer supports CI-like scenarios and offline workflows where deterministic planning of service worker updates is needed. It compares local changes against the main branch and generates a report for cache bumps and orphaned entries.
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