portfolio-demo-health

Imported from Adredes-weslee/Adredes-weslee.github.io (.codex/skills/portfolio-demo-health/SKILL.md). Install upstream with npx skills add Adredes-weslee/Adredes-weslee.github.io --skill portfolio-demo-health. Copyright stays with the author.

Portfolio Demo Health

What this skill is for

Use this skill when you want to verify whether the public demo fleet is still healthy and whether the website or repo docs need adjustments.

When to use it

Use this skill when:

• checking live demo availability
• checking whether demo repos still pass their latest visible CI run
• deciding whether website wording should be downgraded because a demo broke

When not to use it

Do not use this skill when:

• the task is to add a brand-new repo
• the task is a full website sync after code changes
• there is no public demo involved

Required inputs

• .codex/automations/repo-registry.yml
• network access
• local repo clone only when deeper inspection is needed

Required workflow

1. Read the repos in repo-registry.yml where has_public_demo: true.
2. Use public_demo_url as the canonical live surface.
3. Check:
   • demo reachability
   • whether the live surface is only a Streamlit shell or sleep screen versus a fully interactive loaded app
   • latest visible GitHub Actions or CI status when available
   • obvious docs/runtime/demo-entrypoint drift
4. If all demos are healthy, return a visible summary table and stop.
5. If a repo is degraded, inspect the real repo and classify the issue:
   • docs drift
   • runtime failure
   • dependency or environment drift
   • hosting-only issue
6. Draft only the minimum repo or website changes needed.

Expected outputs

• a visible summary table with:
  • repo
  • demo reachable yes/no
  • live surface status: loaded / shell / sleep / error
  • CI healthy yes/no/unknown
  • action needed yes/no
  • short note
• when needed:
  • repo-level issue summary
  • recommended fix
  • website impact summary

Validation and stop condition

Stop when:

• every public-demo repo was checked against the registry
• the result is either a clean no-op summary or a targeted issue report
• no repo edits are proposed without an actual degraded signal

Do not auto-merge or auto-push by default.