CI/CD Orchestration Bundle

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Included Skills (15)

1. Neon Branch Manager — This skill helps developers create and manage Neon Postgres branches for safe migration testing, isolated development environments, and secure schema-only data workflows.
2. Microsoft Store Manager — This tool enables developers to automate Windows application publishing, manage store submissions, and configure CI/CD pipelines directly from the command line interface.
3. Incremental Implementation — Delivers changes incrementally in thin, verifiable slices. Use when implementing any feature or change that touches more than one file, or when picking up the next task from a plan. Use when rolling a change out behind a feature flag, when you're about to write a large amount of code at once, or when a task feels too big to land in one step.
4. GitLab CI Patterns — Provides comprehensive CI/CD pipeline patterns for GitLab automation, testing, and deployment.
5. Implementing API Security Testing With 42crunch — Implements API security testing on the 42Crunch platform, combining
6. AI Eval Ci — AI Eval Ci integrates AI agent and LLM evaluations directly into CI/CD pipelines, automatically failing builds when output quality falls below defined thresholds. It supports frameworks such as Cobalt, Promptfoo, and Braintrust, and offers LLM-as-judge scoring and threshold assertions, all wrapped in GitHub Actions for seamless deployment. This tool benefits developers and data scientists who need to catch prompt regressions, benchmark models, and enforce quality gates before releasing AI systems.
7. Github Actions — Build, test, and deploy applications using GitHub Actions workflows.
8. Nixpacks — Nixpacks builds a container image from an application's source directory without a Dockerfile: it detects the language, installs dependencies from Nix and produces an OCI image with Docker. The project is in maintenance mode and its maintainers recommend Railpack for new work. Use when a user asks to build an image with Nixpacks, write or fix a nixpacks.toml, debug a Nixpacks build on Railway, Coolify or Dokploy, pin a Node or Python version for Nixpacks, add system packages such as ffmpeg to a Nixpacks build, or decide whether to move from Nixpacks to Railpack.
9. Performing API Security Testing With Postman — Uses Postman to build structured API security test collections covering
10. LLMOps Platform Builder — Helps engineers build and manage production LLM platforms with CI/CD and governance.
11. Github Actions — Build CI/CD pipelines with GitHub Actions — workflows, jobs, steps, triggers, caching, artifacts, matrix builds, secrets, environments, reusable workflows, and custom actions. Use when tasks involve automating tests, builds, deployments, code quality checks, or any GitHub-triggered automation.
12. Northflank — Northflank is a cloud platform that deploys containers from Git or a registry onto its own Kubernetes-based infrastructure or a customer’s cloud account. It offers managed databases, cron jobs, preview environments, and secret management, enabling developers to add Postgres or Redis add‑ons, schedule jobs, and automate deployments via CLI, API, or JSON templates. This skill benefits teams that need rapid, scalable service deployment with integrated database and job scheduling capabilities.
13. Mise Configuration Generator — Automate the creation of production-ready mise.toml files to standardize development environments and simplify toolchain management for multi-language software projects.
14. Env Manager — Manage environment variables and secrets across development, staging, and production environments. Use when someone needs to audit env vars, sync secrets between environments, detect missing or mismatched variables, rotate credentials, or set up a new environment from an existing one. Trigger words: env vars, environment variables, secrets, .env file, dotenv, config management, secret rotation, missing variable, environment sync.
15. GitHub Actions Architect — This tool provides production-ready workflow templates to help developers automate testing, building, and deployment processes within their GitHub repository environments.