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# Development Guide — ai-coding-skills
This document covers prerequisites, how to run checks locally, the M1 quality
tooling, the workspace policy, and the transitional `pnpm run check` contract.
This document covers prerequisites, how to run checks locally, the quality
tooling, the workspace policy, and the `pnpm run check` contract.
## Prerequisites
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verify:reviewers, verify:docs, verify:generated) inside a clean Debian Bookworm
container with Node 20.
## Transitional `check` contract (M1)
## `check` contract (final — M5)
`pnpm run check` may exit non-zero in M1. This is expected. The contract is:
`pnpm run check` is **fully green** on a clean checkout with the documented
prerequisites installed.
> `pnpm run check` exits non-zero **only** on issues recorded in
> `docs/CLEANUP-BASELINE.md`. Previously-green checks remain green. No
> violations are introduced by M1's own changes.
```text
PASS lint
PASS typecheck
PASS test
PASS verify:pi
PASS verify:reviewers
PASS verify:docs
PASS verify:generated
```
**M2 update:** `verify:docs` is now green. `lint` still fails on the same
2 pre-existing ESLint violations and 7 pre-existing shellcheck findings
documented in `docs/CLEANUP-BASELINE.md`. Those will be fixed in a dedicated
cleanup pass. No violations were introduced by M2.
This is the only acceptable state for merge. Any failure on a check not in
`docs/CLEANUP-BASELINE.md` is a regression and must be fixed before merge.
**M3 update:** `pnpm run check` is now **fully green**. All pre-existing lint
violations have been fixed (2 ESLint errors, 7 shellcheck findings). The
`verify:generated` check is now a real implementation (was a stub in M2).
> **History:** In M1 the contract was transitional and allowed pre-existing
> failures recorded in the baseline. M2 fixed `verify:docs`. M3 fixed
> `lint` and promoted `verify:generated` from stub to real implementation.
> M4 added abstractions without regressions. M5 added CI and finalized docs.
> The baseline is now closed out — see `docs/CLEANUP-BASELINE.md`.
## pnpm workspace policy (updated in M3)
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## How to interpret the baseline report
See `docs/CLEANUP-BASELINE.md` for the full as-is capture. When a CI run
fails on a check, compare the output against the baseline:
- If the failure matches a baseline entry → it is a known pre-existing issue.
- If the failure does not appear in the baseline → it is a regression
introduced by recent changes and must be fixed before merge.
See `docs/CLEANUP-BASELINE.md` for the historical as-is capture from M1. That
baseline is now **closed** — all pre-existing failures have been resolved.
When a CI run fails on any check it is a regression and must be fixed before
merge.
## How variants are generated (M3)
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`web-automation-scripts`). These packages are private and are never published.
See `CHANGELOG.md` for the full rename list.
## Adding a new agent variant
To add support for a brand-new agent (e.g. `mynewagent`) across all skills:
1. **Create canonical source files** for every skill:
```bash
mkdir -p skills/<skill>/_source/mynewagent
# Add SKILL.md (copy and adapt from an existing agent variant)
```
2. **Update the generator** (`scripts/generate-skills.mjs`):
- Add `"mynewagent"` to the `AGENTS` array (or the per-skill agent list).
- Ensure any agent-specific substitution logic is handled.
3. **Regenerate all variants:**
```bash
pnpm run sync:pi
pnpm run verify:generated # must exit 0
```
4. **Update the workspace** (`pnpm-workspace.yaml`):
- Add entries for every `skills/<skill>/mynewagent/scripts` package that
has a `package.json` (e.g. atlassian and web-automation).
5. **Update documentation:**
- Add a row to the skills table in `README.md`.
- Add a row to the reviewer matrix in `docs/REVIEWERS.md` if the agent
exposes a reviewer CLI.
- Add an install guide at `docs/MYNEWAGENT.md` and link it from
`docs/README.md`.
- Add the doc file to the `files` list in root `package.json`.
6. **Verify the full suite:**
```bash
pnpm install
pnpm run check
```
## Adding a new skill
To add an entirely new skill (e.g. `my-skill`):
1. **Create the canonical source tree:**
```bash
mkdir -p skills/my-skill/_source/{claude-code,codex,cursor,opencode,pi}
# Add SKILL.md to each _source/<agent>/ directory
```
2. **Update the generator** (`scripts/generate-skills.mjs`):
- Add `"my-skill"` to the `SKILLS` array.
- Provide a `getSkillMeta(skill)` entry with agents list, source resolver,
and any extra files to copy (templates, scripts, etc.).
3. **Regenerate:**
```bash
pnpm run sync:pi
pnpm run verify:generated
```
4. **Add the pi-package entry** if the skill should be distributed via the
Pi package:
- Update `package.json` → `pi.skills` with the new path.
- Update the `files` array to include the new skill directory.
5. **Write documentation** in `docs/MY-SKILL.md` and link from `docs/README.md`
and the skills table in `README.md`.
6. **Run the full suite:** `pnpm run check`.
## CI
Two GitHub Actions workflows live in `.github/workflows/`:
| File | Trigger | Purpose |
|------|---------|---------|
| `check.yml` | push, pull_request (all branches) | Full `pnpm run check` on `ubuntu-latest` **and** `macos-latest`. Offline link-checking (no network dependency). |
| `check-online.yml` | weekly schedule (Mon 09:00 UTC) + `workflow_dispatch` | `pnpm run verify:docs:online` with full external link checking. |
### What the `check` workflow does
1. Checks out the repository.
2. Installs `shellcheck` via `apt-get` (Ubuntu) or `brew` (macOS).
3. Installs `ripgrep` via `apt-get` (Ubuntu only; pre-installed on macOS runners).
4. Installs Node.js 22 via `actions/setup-node`.
5. Installs pnpm 10 via `pnpm/action-setup`.
6. Runs `pnpm install --frozen-lockfile`.
7. Runs `pnpm run check` (the same command contributors run locally).
The matrix runs both `ubuntu-latest` and `macos-latest` to guard against
platform-specific regressions. Because M2 made all shell scripts portable
across BSD and GNU coreutils, both runners should stay green.
### Adding new prerequisites to CI
If a new tool is required (e.g. a new binary called by a verify script),
add the install step to **both** OS branches in `check.yml`. Document the
new prerequisite in the Prerequisites table at the top of this file.
## Links
- [CLEANUP-BASELINE.md](./CLEANUP-BASELINE.md) — as-is quality baseline
- [README.md](../README.md) — project overview
- [docs/README.md](./README.md) — documentation index
- [CHANGELOG.md](../CHANGELOG.md) — milestone-by-milestone change record
- [.github/workflows/check.yml](../.github/workflows/check.yml) — CI workflow
- [.github/workflows/check-online.yml](../.github/workflows/check-online.yml) — weekly online link check