Repo CI

Set up and audit CI/CD workflows using the repo-ci CLI against the standards defined in references/standards.md.

Modes

Audit Mode

Triggers: "check CI", "audit repo", "what's missing", "CI gaps", "CI health"

Load and follow references/audit-existing.md.

Run repo-ci audit --json to score the repo across 7 areas, present a scorecard, explain gaps, and offer to fix them.

Setup Mode

Triggers: "set up CI", "add workflows", "new project", "scaffold CI", "add GitHub Actions"

Load and follow references/setup-new.md.

Run repo-ci setup --dry-run first, review with the user, then generate the files and walk through the post-setup checklist.

Init Mode

Triggers: "create repo", "new repo", "init repo", "set up new project"

Load and follow references/setup-new.md (init section).

Run repo-ci init --dry-run first, review with the user, then execute.

CLI Reference

Command	Description
repo-ci init	Create GitHub repo and fully configure it
repo-ci init --dry-run	Preview what init would do
repo-ci init --private	Create as private repo
repo-ci init --skip-ci	Create repo without CI workflows
repo-ci audit	Audit CI health (exit 0 = pass, 2 = gaps found)
repo-ci audit --json	Structured JSON output for parsing
repo-ci setup	Generate workflow files from templates
repo-ci setup --dry-run	Preview generated files without writing
repo-ci setup --preset node	Force Node/TypeScript preset
repo-ci setup --preset python	Force Python preset

Supported Stacks

Stack	Support level
Node/TypeScript	Full — init + CI + release + coverage + rulesets
Python	Basic — init + CI + release

Unsupported stack? If repo-ci setup outputs an unsupported-stack message (exit 2), follow the exit door handling in references/setup-new.md to scaffold manually and extend the skill.

Source of Truth

All standards (triggers, jobs, thresholds, release steps) are documented in references/standards.md. When in doubt, refer there.