Register and execute shell commands as named validation steps.
npx skills add https://github.com/BasitShafiq/personal --skill validation-basitshafiq
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: validation Source: https://github.com/BasitShafiq/personal/tree/main/.local/skills/validation Command: npx skills add https://github.com/BasitShafiq/personal --skill validation-basitshafiq
This Skill automates the process of defining, running, and monitoring code quality checks, similar to Continuous Integration (CI) pipelines, ensuring project integrity.
lint, test, typecheck).Use the validation skill to set a new validation command named 'lint' that runs 'npm run lint'.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Automating code quality checks involves registering shell commands as named validation steps, such as lint or test, to execute and monitor CI-like verifications directly within your development workflow for immediate feedback.
Yes, you can execute one or more registered validation commands and retrieve detailed status reports, including success or failure indicators, exit codes, and error messages for each run.
You register a shell command as a validation step by defining a named command, such as 'lint' mapped to 'npm run lint', which the system then executes during automated code quality checks.
Integrating CI-like checks locally is best achieved by using a validation skill to define, run, and monitor linters and tests, providing immediate feedback on code integrity after making changes.
You can manage registered validation commands by listing active steps, clearing existing registrations, and starting or stopping validation runs to maintain control over your automated checks.
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