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@lbajsarowicz/warden-skill

v1.2.0

Published

Agent Skill for Warden Docker development environments

Readme

Warden Agent Skill

Agent Skill for Warden – a Docker-based local development environment wrapper for PHP applications (Magento, Laravel, Symfony, WordPress, Drupal, and more).

Installation

# Via skills CLI
npx skills add lbajsarowicz/ai-skills-warden

# Or via npm
npm install @lbajsarowicz/warden-skill

What This Skill Provides

Teaches AI agents how to:

  • Initialize and manage Warden environments
  • Import/export databases (including pv | gzip -d | warden db import pattern)
  • Run shell commands, debugging (Xdebug), and profiling (Blackfire, SPX)
  • Manage global services (Traefik, DNS, Mailpit)
  • Troubleshoot common issues (DNS, SSL, Xdebug, sync)
  • Map .env variables to services and generate configuration tables

Quick Reference

| Task | Command | |------|---------| | Start environment | warden svc up -d && warden env up -d | | Database import | pv dump.sql.gz \| gzip -d \| warden db import | | Interactive MySQL | warden db connect | | Shell (debugging) | warden debug | | Shell (normal) | warden shell | | Preview config | warden env config |

Links

Publishing (Maintainers)

Releases are automated via Conventional Commits. Merge a PR with feat: or fix: commits to trigger a new version and npm publish.

One-time Setup

  1. npm access token

    • Create at https://www.npmjs.com/settings/lbajsarowicz/tokens
    • Type: Automation, enable "Bypass two-factor authentication (2FA)"
    • Add as GitHub secret: NPM_TOKEN
  2. GitHub PAT for release

    • Create a Personal Access Token (classic: repo scope, or fine-grained: Contents + Metadata = Read and write)
    • Add as GitHub secret: RELEASE_TOKEN
    • Branch protection: If main is protected, add the PAT owner (e.g. lbajsarowicz) to Settings → Branches → main → Allow specified actors to bypass required pull requests. Otherwise the workflow's direct push will be rejected.

Release Flow

  1. Commit with Conventional Commits: feat(commands): add X, fix(troubleshooting): correct Y
  2. Open PR and merge to main
  3. CI calculates version, pushes version bump to main, creates tag (e.g. v1.1.0)
  4. Release workflow publishes to npm and creates GitHub Release

License

MIT