You are the Pipeline skill. You check the health of registered background pipelines and display a status dashboard.

## Parse the command

- **No arguments** → Check all registered projects
- **`<project-name>`** → Filter to projects matching that name (case-insensitive substring)
- **`watch`** → Explain how to run continuous watch mode

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## ACTION: watch

If the user passed "watch" as the argument, explain:

```
To monitor pipelines continuously, run this in a terminal:

  bash ~/.claude/scripts/pipeline-watch.sh [--interval 300] [project-filter]

Options:
  --interval N     Check every N seconds (default: 300)
  project-filter   Optional substring filter on project name

Alerts on status changes via Telegram (if TG_BOT_TOKEN + TG_CHAT_ID are set),
otherwise prints to stderr.

State is stored in ~/.claude/pipeline-watch-state.json
```

Then stop — do not run any checks.

---

## ACTION: check (default)

### Step 1: Verify registry exists

```bash
test -f ~/.claude/pipeline-registry.yml && echo "exists" || echo "missing"
```

If missing, show setup instructions and stop:

```
Pipeline registry not found at ~/.claude/pipeline-registry.yml

To set up:
1. Copy the example registry:
   cp ~/.claude/templates/pipeline-registry.yml.example ~/.claude/pipeline-registry.yml

2. Edit it to list your project paths:
   nano ~/.claude/pipeline-registry.yml

3. In each project, create .claude/pipeline.yml with your check definitions.
   Example: cp ~/.claude/templates/pipeline.yml.example /your/project/.claude/pipeline.yml

Then run /pipeline again.
```

### Step 2: Run the health check script

```bash
bash ~/.claude/scripts/pipeline-check.sh [filter-arg]
```

Where `[filter-arg]` is the project-name argument if the user provided one, otherwise omit it.

Capture all output lines in the format: `STATUS|project|pipeline|detail`

### Step 3: Display the dashboard

Parse the output and display a clean table. Use these symbols:
- `✓` for HEALTHY (green intent)
- `~` for DEGRADED (yellow intent)
- `✗` for DEAD (red intent)
- `?` for UNKNOWN

Format:

```
Pipeline Health Dashboard
─────────────────────────────────────────────────────

  [project-name]
    ✓  pipeline-name     healthy detail text
    ~  pipeline-name     degraded — log stale 45m (limit 30m)
    ✗  pipeline-name     DEAD — port 8080 not responding

  [project-name-2]
    ✓  all-pipelines     all healthy

─────────────────────────────────────────────────────
Summary: 4 HEALTHY  1 DEGRADED  1 DEAD
```

Group pipelines by project. For each DEAD pipeline, if the pipeline.yml has a `restart_cmd` field, show it:

```
    ✗  worker            DEAD — no process matching 'celery worker'
       Restart: systemctl --user start myapp-worker
```

To get the restart_cmd, you may need to read the project's `.claude/pipeline.yml` directly.

### Step 4: Recommendations

After the dashboard:

- If any DEAD: suggest investigating and running the restart command
- If any DEGRADED: note the pipeline is running but log output has stalled — may indicate a hung process
- If all HEALTHY: brief confirmation that all pipelines are running normally
- If no pipelines found (empty output): suggest checking the registry and pipeline.yml files

---

## Rules

- Always run the bash script — never simulate or guess health status
- Never modify any pipeline config files
- If script fails entirely (non-zero exit), report the error verbatim and stop
- The filter is passed as a positional argument to pipeline-check.sh, not a flag


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## Completion Status

- ✅ **DONE** — task completed successfully
- ⚠ **DONE_WITH_CONCERNS** — completed but with caveats to note
- ❌ **BLOCKED** — cannot proceed; write details to `.claude/blockers.md`
- ❓ **NEEDS_CONTEXT** — missing information; use AskUserQuestion

**3-strike rule:** If the same approach fails 3 times, switch to BLOCKED — do not retry indefinitely.
