command-add-ci

A Claude Code slash command for adding CI/CD configuration to existing projects.

Installation

# Clone to your preferred location
git clone git@github.com:claude-commands/command-add-ci.git <clone-path>/command-add-ci

# Symlink (use full path to cloned repo)
ln -s <clone-path>/command-add-ci/add-ci.md ~/.claude/commands/add-ci.md

Usage

/add-ci                       # Interactive CI setup
/add-ci github                # GitHub Actions
/add-ci gitlab                # GitLab CI
/add-ci --template=full       # Comprehensive CI pipeline
/add-ci github --docker       # Include Docker build

What it does

1. Detects project type and existing configuration
2. Selects appropriate CI provider
3. Generates workflow configuration
4. Adds supporting files (Dockerfile, etc.)
5. Validates configuration

Supported Providers

Provider	Config Location
GitHub Actions	.github/workflows/
GitLab CI	.gitlab-ci.yml
CircleCI	.circleci/config.yml
Azure Pipelines	azure-pipelines.yml

Templates

Template	Includes
basic	Lint, test, build
standard	+ Caching, artifacts, parallel jobs
full	+ Matrix testing, Docker, deploy

Output Format

CI/CD Configuration Added

Provider: GitHub Actions
Template: standard

Files created:
- .github/workflows/ci.yml

Pipeline stages:
1. Lint - ESLint checks
2. Test - Vitest with coverage
3. Build - TypeScript compilation

Options

Option	Description
--template	basic, standard, or full
--docker	Include Docker build/push
--deploy	Add deployment stage
--matrix	Multi-version testing

Requirements

• Claude Code with Opus 4.5 model access

Updates

cd <clone-path>/command-add-ci && git pull