ci: add skill-review GitHub Action for automated skill review on PRs - #2
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Hey @ez-lbz 👋
Thanks for merging #1. The description score jump (50% → 100%) looks solid in production now.
Since you don't have any CI set up yet, I thought it'd be worth adding a lightweight quality gate for future SKILL.md changes. This wires up the same
tessl skill reviewtool from #1 as a GitHub Action.What this adds
A single workflow file:
.github/workflows/skill-review.ymlIt runs
tessl skill reviewwhenever a PR touches**/SKILL.mdand posts a score card as a PR comment. No secrets to configure. Works out of the box with the defaultGITHUB_TOKEN.Permissions & trust
The workflow requests two permissions:
contents: readpull-requests: writeThe action is pinned to a specific commit SHA (
tesslio/skill-review@22e928d...), not a mutable tag. so what you review now is exactly what runs in CI. No silent updates.If you'd rather avoid the write permission entirely, the action can also run in
check-onlymode (exit code 1 on score regression, no comment posted), happy to switch to that if you prefer.How it fits
This repo currently has no CI. This would be the first workflow, scoped narrowly to skill file changes only. It won't trigger on any other file types.
skill-review.yml(new)**/SKILL.mdSame disclosure as #1. I work at @tesslio. This is the same tool that generated the score card in #1, just wired up to run automatically.
Thanks 🙏