GraphQL Inspector — Validate

What it does

Adds expertise for running GraphQL Inspector's validate command to check operations and fragments against a schema. It helps detect undefined fields, wrong argument types, invalid fragment spreads, and enforces limits like max depth, alias counts, directive counts, token counts, and complexity scores.

When to use it

Use in CI pipelines or local checks before merging or deploying code that contains GraphQL operations. Ideal for monorepos, federated schemas, and projects that want to enforce query complexity or prevent deeply nested queries.

What's included

• Scripts: No repo scripts detected at the skill path, but the documentation contains concrete CLI examples and sample config for GitHub Actions and pre-commit hooks.
• References: No separate references directory found.
• Instructions: Detailed command examples for validating files, federation flags, configuration file example, common errors and fixes, CI integration examples, and best practices for adoption.

Compatible agents

Useful for CI-oriented agents and developer tooling agents that can run npm/npx and integrate with GitHub Actions or pre-commit hooks (Codex, Copilot-style agents, automation bots).