Where are the discovered commands stored?

Commands are recorded in COMMANDS.md for human readability and COMMANDS.json for machine-readable access by other tools.

How does the skill identify project commands?

The skill scans the repository for common configuration files such as Makefiles, package manifests, and CI configuration files to infer the correct scripts for your environment.

Is it safe to run these discovered commands?

Yes. The skill includes strict guardrails that prevent the execution of destructive commands and marks any unverified commands with a low confidence score.

Does this work for all programming languages?

It is designed to be language-agnostic, recognizing patterns across various ecosystems including Node.js, Python, Ruby, and C/C++ based on common manifest standards.

Command Discovery & Verification

Name: Command Discovery & Verification
Author: CheekyCodexConjurer

byCheekyCodexConjurer

Productivity & Workflow

Automatically identifies, verifies, and documents project-specific installation, build, and test commands.

About

This skill automates the discovery of essential repository commands by analyzing manifest files, CI configurations, and Makefiles. It streamlines the onboarding process for developers and AI agents alike by proposing and verifying commands for installing dependencies, running tests, linting, and building projects. By recording these commands in standardized formats like COMMANDS.md and COMMANDS.json with confidence levels, it ensures a reliable and documented development environment while preventing the execution of destructive operations.

Key Features

Smart command verification with confidence level scoring
Proactive detection of install, test, lint, format, and build workflows
Safety guardrails to prevent execution of destructive commands
Automated manifest analysis for Makefiles, package.json, and CI configs
0 GitHub stars
Standardized documentation generation in Markdown and JSON formats

Use Cases

Standardizing project scripts and automation across a multi-repo organization
Preparing repositories for seamless integration with automated CI/CD pipelines
Rapidly onboarding to a new codebase with missing or outdated documentation

About

Key Features

Smart command verification with confidence level scoring
Proactive detection of install, test, lint, format, and build workflows
Safety guardrails to prevent execution of destructive commands
Automated manifest analysis for Makefiles, package.json, and CI configs
0 GitHub stars
Standardized documentation generation in Markdown and JSON formats

Use Cases

Standardizing project scripts and automation across a multi-repo organization
Preparing repositories for seamless integration with automated CI/CD pipelines
Rapidly onboarding to a new codebase with missing or outdated documentation