Automates a CI cleanup workflow for Next.js + TypeScript projects: it ensures Prisma types are generated, runs and auto-fixes lint issues, performs type checks, and runs tests — iterating and applying minimal, targeted fixes when steps fail, then summarising status.
Run this skill before pushing code or when CI is failing to quickly diagnose and repair common issues (missing generated types, lint errors, type errors, or failing tests). Useful during PR preparation or automated remediation by an agent with repo access.
Best for agents that can run Node.js/NPM commands and edit repository files (Codex/Copilot-style agents or CLAUDE Code setups capable of executing shell commands).
fix-ci is a procedural skill that walks through Prisma generate, lint, typecheck, and tests in sequence for Next.js+TypeScript projects, applying minimal fixes along the way. No bundled scripts — the skill relies entirely on the agent executing npm scripts and making ad-hoc edits. Well-structured instructions with clear output contract, but the definition of 'minimal safe fixes' is subjective and could lead to unintended code changes.
Clean skill, no security concerns. allowed-tools in frontmatter properly scopes Bash access to specific npm/npx commands. Lacks scripts/ or references/ directories — purely instructional. Useful for Next.js shops but the 'apply minimal fixes' loop could benefit from a max-iterations constraint.