dev-kit

dev-kit takes over four chores that interrupt work on a GitHub repository. It fixes a red CI run, drives a pull request until it’s green, checks a dependency upgrade, and opens a pull request. Each skill does the whole job, including commits and pushes where you allow them, and ends with a short report.

Install

/plugin install dev-kit@cc-toolkit

dev-kit needs git and the GitHub CLI (gh), logged in with access to the repository.

What it does

Command or skill	What it does
`/dev-kit:ci-fix`	Finds the root cause of a failed GitHub Actions run, reproduces and fixes it locally, and commits one fix per cause. Asks before pushing.
`/dev-kit:pr-shepherd`	Runs a self-paced `/loop` that hands red checks to `ci-fix`, handles review comments, and pushes until CI is green and threads are resolved.
`/dev-kit:dep-upgrade-check`	Checks a dependency upgrade’s security record, then maps every change up to the target to your code. Returns `safe`, `safe with changes`, or `breaking`.
`/dev-kit:pr-open`	Pushes the current branch and opens a pull request whose description fills the repository’s template from the diff and commits.

Each skill also starts on its own when you describe the task, for example “CI is red on this PR” or “will bumping vite to 7 break us?”

Risk assessment

With a TypeSafe API key configured, pr-open assesses the branch’s risk, adds a Risk section, and labels the pull request with the level. The diff, the commit messages, and the pull request and ticket descriptions leave your machine. Without a key, nothing is sent. Risk assessment covers how it works and how to set the key.

Usage

Fix the failed run behind a URL, a pull request number, or the current branch:

/dev-kit:ci-fix https://github.com/owner/repo/actions/runs/123456
/dev-kit:ci-fix 42
/dev-kit:ci-fix

Drive the current branch’s pull request to green, or a stack of pull requests by number:
```
/dev-kit:pr-shepherd
/dev-kit:pr-shepherd 101 102 103
```
Check an upgrade before you merge it. Pass a package with a version, a package alone for its latest release, or a pull request URL:
```
/dev-kit:dep-upgrade-check vite@7
/dev-kit:dep-upgrade-check https://github.com/owner/repo/pull/42
```
Open a pull request. Add draft for a draft, and a branch name to set the base:
```
/dev-kit:pr-open
/dev-kit:pr-open draft develop
```

Options

Option	What it does
`push-authorized` (`ci-fix`)	Pushes without asking, and ends with status `blocked` wherever it would otherwise ask you. `pr-shepherd` calls `ci-fix` this way.
`unattended` (`dep-upgrade-check`)	Asks nothing, stops with status `stopped` wherever it would ask, and posts its full report on the pull request. `GITHUB_ACTIONS=true` has the same effect.

The plugin README has every option, the permissions each skill pre-approves, and a reference CI job for dep-upgrade-check.