Cicd Templates Generator

Name/description match the code and SKILL.md. The package implements generators for GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, and Jenkins and exposes a cicd-gen CLI. No unrelated environment variables, binaries, or unusual install requirements are requested by the skill.

SKILL.md instructs the agent to run the cicd-gen CLI and optionally write files into the project. The generated CI templates embed commands and references to external actions/services and secrets (e.g., CODECOV_TOKEN, DOCKERHUB_TOKEN, AZURE_*). Some templates include commands that download and execute remote scripts (e.g., curl https://codecov.io/bash | bash and a git.io short link for goreleaser in the Jenkinsfile). While normal for CI templates, those lines instruct future CI runners to fetch and run remote code — this is a security consideration for users when they commit/run these generated files.

There is no install spec for the skill (instruction-only packaging via pip is indicated in SKILL.md and setup.py), so installation is low-risk. The skill itself does not download arbitrary artifacts at install time. Note: the generated CI artifacts (not the skill install) contain steps that fetch external scripts/actions.

The skill requests no environment variables or secrets at runtime. Generated templates, however, reference many CI secrets and environment variables (Docker Hub creds, CODECOV_TOKEN, AZURE credentials, ALIYUN/TENCENT keys, NPM_TOKEN, CI_REGISTRY_* etc.). This is expected for CI/CD workflows but means users must supply those secrets in their CI provider — review and minimize secrets before enabling pipelines.

always is false and the skill does not request persistent elevated privileges or modify other skills or system-wide settings. It writes files into a user-specified output directory (default ./.github/workflows) which is appropriate for a CI template generator.