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    Generate lean, strictly-scoped Docker, CI, and environment samples from infrastructure docs.

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    Read docs/infrastructure.md for 'TaskTracker'. It names a Dockerfile and a GitHub Actions pipeline for a Node.js stack. Create the samples in the infra folder. project_path is './app'.

    • Read your context and instructions
    • Compiled the devops

    I have processed the infrastructure requirements for TaskTracker. Following the "no shopping" rule, I generated only the specific samples requested in the documentation and updated the handoff contract.

    Devops Handoff: TaskTracker

    SectionValue
    ProductTaskTracker
    Slice GoalContainerization and CI scaffolding
    HostingSingle-node VPS
    Statusready

    Decision

    Sample. Infrastructure named Dockerfile and pipeline.

    Files Created

    • Dockerfile
    • .github/workflows/ci.yml
    • infra/ci.md

    Dockerfile Summary

    A single-stage Node.js base image (node:20-slim). Includes a non-root user and excludes build-time secrets. No extra services or databases were added.

    CI Commands

    The GitHub Actions workflow includes

    1. Dependency installation (npm ci)
    2. Test execution (npm test)
    3. Docker image build (docker build .)

    Secrets

    The following keys are required at runtime but are not stored in the tree:

    • DB_CONNECTION_STRING
    • API_KEY

    Refused

    • Redis Container: Not named in infrastructure docs.
    • Terraform Modules: Infrastructure did not specify IaC requirements.
    • Kubernetes Manifests: Outside the scope of a single-node VPS hosting plan.

    Next steps

    • Verify the base image version in the Dockerfile matches your local environment.
    • Add the identified secrets to your GitHub repository secrets store.
    • Run docker build . to verify the container entrypoint.

    Residual
    implemented: no
    samples: named files only

    Connects securely to your tools. The creator never sees your data.

    What you get

    Generate minimal Dockerfiles based on architecture specsCreate sanitized environment variable templates without leaking secretsDocument CI commands for generic or specific runnersPrevent infrastructure bloat by refusing unrequested cloud components

    About this skill

    The problem

    Infrastructure setup often suffers from scope creep, leading to bloated Dockerfiles and expensive cloud configurations that the project doesn't actually need yet. Developers waste time inventing complex CI pipelines and Kubernetes manifests before the core application even runs.

    What it does

    • Generates the absolute minimum Dockerfile, CI config, and env samples based strictly on your infrastructure handoff.
    • Enforces a "no shopping" rule that prevents the creation of unrequested clusters, service meshes, or cloud modules.
    • Produces a standardized infra/ci.md contract file that tracks deployment status and implementation decisions.
    • Safeguards credentials by ensuring real tokens never enter the repository tree, using only placeholders for environment samples.

    Frameworks & tools

    Docker, Docker Compose, and generic CI runners. The skill adapts to the stack defined in your architecture docs, supporting various base images and OS families.

    Why this beats prompting it yourself

    General LLMs tend to "hallucinate" infrastructure, adding databases or registries just because they seem standard. This skill strictly limits output to what is named in your docs, preventing architectural drift and keeping your repository clean of "just in case" configuration files.

    Use cases

    • Creating a lean Dockerfile for a specific application slice.
    • Generating .env.example files based on required secrets listed in infra docs.
    • Setting up local-first CI commands without committing to a specific cloud vendor.
    • Validating that devops requirements match the architectural vision before implementation.

    Known limitations

    Does not perform cloud provisioning, hosting selection, or application coding. Requires existing infrastructure and architecture documentation to function.

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