/ci

name: ci
description: Generate a CI/CD pipeline — build, test, security scan, deploy. Supports GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Bitbucket Pipelines.
user-invocable: true
argument-hint: "<stack> [--platform github|gitlab|bitbucket] [--with-scan] [--with-deploy]"

/ci — Generate a CI/CD Pipeline

Input examples

/ci .NET 10 --platform bitbucket --with-scan
/ci Angular + .NET fullstack --platform github --with-deploy
/ci Python FastAPI --platform gitlab --with-scan --with-deploy

Pipeline stages

1. Build

• Restore dependencies
• Compile/build
• Build the Docker image (if containerized)

2. Test

• Unit tests + coverage report
• Lint (dotnet format / eslint / ruff)

3. Security Scan (if `--with-scan`)

• Dependency audit (dotnet list --vulnerable / npm audit / pip audit)
• Source code security scan
• Container image scan (Trivy)

4. Deploy (if `--with-deploy`)

• Push image to registry
• Deploy to staging (automatic)
• Deploy to production (manual approval)

Output

.github/workflows/ci.yml          ← (GitHub Actions)
bitbucket-pipelines.yml            ← (Bitbucket)
.gitlab-ci.yml                     ← (GitLab)

Rules

• Cache dependencies between runs
• Fail fast: a failed test skips deploy
• Secrets via CI/CD variables, NEVER hardcoded
• Production deploy requires manual approval

References

• @.claude/rules/docker-conventions.md