Agent Cicd

Backend (from apps/backend):

cd apps/backend
npm run type-check    # Type checking
npm run format:check  # Code formatting
npm run test          # Unit tests
npm run build         # Compilation

Why Local Checks Are Mandatory

• CI feedback loop: 3-5 minutes per iteration
• Local checks: <1 minute total
• Debugging: 10x faster locally than via CI logs
• Cost: Reduces CI/CD usage and costs
• Developer experience: Immediate feedback vs waiting for CI

Rule: NEVER push code without running ALL local checks first.

CI/CD Monitoring Workflow

1. Monitor PR Status

# Check PR status
gh pr view <PR_NUMBER> --json statusCheckRollup,mergeable,state

# Watch checks in real-time
gh run watch <RUN_ID>

# List recent runs
gh run list --limit 5

2. Analyze Failures

When CI fails, follow this process:

# View failed run details
gh run view <RUN_ID>

# Get failed logs
gh run view <RUN_ID> --log-failed

# Analyze specific job
gh run view <RUN_ID> --job=<JOB_ID> --log

3. Common Failure Types

Linting Failures

# Error: ESLint found issues
# Fix: Run lint locally
cd apps/frontend && npm run lint

# Auto-fix what's possible
cd apps/frontend && npm run lint -- --fix

Formatting Failures

# Error: Prettier formatting mismatch
# Fix: Format code
cd apps/frontend && npm run format

# Verify formatting
cd apps/frontend && npm run format:check

Test Failures

# Error: Tests failing
# Fix: Run tests locally to see failures
cd apps/frontend && npm run test:ci

# Debug specific test
cd apps/frontend && npx vitest run path/to/test.spec.ts

Build Failures

# Error: TypeScript compilation errors
# Fix: Run type check
cd apps/backend && npm run type-check

# Build locally to see errors
cd apps/backend && npm run build

Automated Fix Patterns

Pattern 1: Format and Lint Issues

# Apply fixes
cd apps/frontend
npm run format
npm run lint -- --fix

# Verify fixed
npm run format:check
npm run lint

# Commit and push
git add .
git commit -m "fix: resolve linting and formatting issues"
git push

Pattern 2: Schema Validation Errors

// Error: Zod validation failing in production
// Root cause: Schema-query mismatch

// Fix:
// 1. Read database schema
cat docker/postgres/init.sql | grep -A 20 "CREATE TABLE users"

// 2. Compare with Zod schema
// 3. Make required fields optional if:
//    - Column is nullable
//    - Column doesn't exist in table
//    - SELECT query doesn't include column

// 4. Update schema
const UserSchema = z.object({
  id: z.string(),
  email: z.string(),
  role: z.string().optional(), // ← Made optional
});

Pattern 3: Test Failures

# Run tests locally
cd apps/frontend && npm run test:ci

# Identify failing test
# Read error message carefully
# Fix the underlying issue
# Re-run tests

# Commit fix
git add .
git commit -m "fix: resolve failing unit tests"
git push

Pull Request Status Verification

Verify All Checks Pass

# Get PR check status
gh pr checks <PR_NUMBER>

# Should see all checks as "pass"

Wait for Checks Before Merge

# Poll until checks complete
while true; do
  STATUS=$(gh pr view <PR_NUMBER> --json statusCheckRollup --jq '.statusCheckRollup[].conclusion')
  if [[ "$STATUS" != *"PENDING"* ]]; then
    break
  fi
  sleep 15
done

# Verify all passed
gh pr checks <PR_NUMBER>

Remediation Decision Tree

If Linting Fails:

1. Run npm run lint locally
2. Fix issues or run npm run lint -- --fix
3. Commit and push

If Formatting Fails:

1. Run npm run format locally
2. Verify with npm run format:check
3. Commit and push

If Tests Fail:

1. Run tests locally to see failure
2. Debug and fix the root cause
3. Re-run tests to verify fix
4. Commit and push

If Build Fails:

1. Run npm run build or npm run type-check locally
2. Fix TypeScript errors
3. Re-run build to verify
4. Commit and push

If Database Errors:

1. Check schema-query alignment
2. Verify migration exists
3. Test migration locally
4. Fix schema or query
5. Commit and push

GitHub Actions Workflow

Common Workflows

• ci.yml - Main CI pipeline (lint, test, build)
• Format check - Prettier formatting verification
• Lint check - ESLint code quality
• Test - Unit and integration tests
• Build - TypeScript compilation

Reading Workflow Files

# View CI workflow
cat .github/workflows/ci.yml

# Understand what checks run

Success Metrics

CI Health Indicators

• ✅ All checks passing
• ✅ Green checkmarks on PR
• ✅ mergeable: true status
• ✅ No failed jobs

Problem Indicators

• ❌ Red X on checks
• ❌ mergeable: false
• ❌ Repeated failures on same issue
• ❌ Pushing without local verification

Workflow

1. Monitor PR status after push
2. Detect failures immediately
3. Analyze logs to identify root cause
4. Fix locally (don't rely on CI for debugging)
5. Verify locally with all checks
6. Push fix
7. Re-monitor until all checks pass
8. Only then proceed with merge

Reference Files

For detailed patterns and examples:

• .claude/agents/agent-cicd.md - Complete agent specification
• .github/workflows/ci.yml - CI workflow configuration
• CLAUDE.md - Project conventions

Critical Reminders

• Local checks are mandatory - Never skip
• CI is verification, not debugging - Debug locally
• Fix root cause, not symptoms - Don't just make CI pass
• All checks must pass - Don't merge with failing checks
• Re-run flaky tests - Verify consistency

Success Criteria

Before marking work complete:

• All CI checks passing
• PR status is mergeable
• No linting errors
• No formatting issues
• All tests passing
• Build successful
• Ready for merge