configure-github-pages
GitHub Pages deployment workflows for docs sites. Use when setting up Pages, migrating to actions/deploy-pages, or auditing Pages action versions.
What this skill does
# /configure:github-pages
Check and configure GitHub Pages deployment.
## When to Use This Skill
| Use this skill when... | Use another approach when... |
|------------------------|------------------------------|
| Setting up GitHub Pages deployment for a documentation site | Configuring documentation standards or generators (`/configure:docs` instead) |
| Creating or updating a GitHub Actions workflow for Pages deployment | Debugging a failed GitHub Actions workflow (`/configure:workflows` instead) |
| Migrating from `peaceiris/actions-gh-pages` to official `actions/deploy-pages` | Editing documentation content or markdown files |
| Auditing Pages workflow for outdated action versions or missing permissions | Setting up a custom domain via DNS (manual repository settings) |
| Adding Pages deployment to a project with an existing doc generator | Configuring CI/CD workflows unrelated to documentation |
## Context
- GitHub workflows: !`find .github/workflows -maxdepth 1 \( -name '*doc*.yml' -o -name '*pages*.yml' \)`
- Documentation config: !`find . -maxdepth 1 \( -name 'mkdocs.yml' -o -name 'typedoc.json' -o -name 'docusaurus.config.*' \)`
- Docs directory: !`find . -maxdepth 1 -type d \( -name 'docs' -o -name 'site' \)`
- CNAME file: !`find . -maxdepth 1 -name 'CNAME'`
- Project standards: !`find . -maxdepth 1 -name '.project-standards.yaml'`
## Parameters
Parse from command arguments:
- `--check-only`: Report compliance status without modifications (CI/CD mode)
- `--fix`: Apply fixes automatically without prompting
- `--source <docs|site|custom>`: Override source directory detection
## Execution
Execute this GitHub Pages deployment configuration check:
### Step 1: Detect documentation state
Identify existing documentation configuration:
| Config File | Generator | Output Directory |
|-------------|-----------|------------------|
| `typedoc.json` | TypeDoc | `docs/` or configured |
| `mkdocs.yml` | MkDocs | `site/` |
| `docs/conf.py` | Sphinx | `docs/_build/html/` |
| `docusaurus.config.js` | Docusaurus | `build/` |
| `Cargo.toml` (with rustdoc) | rustdoc | `target/doc/` |
| None | Static | `docs/` |
If no documentation configured, report:
```
No documentation generator detected.
Consider running /configure:docs first to:
- Set up documentation linting standards
- Configure a documentation generator
Would you like to:
[A] Configure documentation first (/configure:docs)
[B] Set up static HTML hosting for existing docs/ directory
[C] Skip - I'll configure docs later
```
### Step 2: Analyze existing workflow
Check for existing GitHub Pages workflows by searching for:
- `actions/deploy-pages`
- `actions/upload-pages-artifact`
- `peaceiris/actions-gh-pages`
Extract from existing workflow: current action versions, permissions, build steps, source directory.
### Step 3: Check compliance against standards
Validate GitHub Actions workflow against standards:
| Check | Standard | Severity |
|-------|----------|----------|
| `actions/deploy-pages` | v5+ | WARN if older |
| `actions/configure-pages` | v6+ | WARN if missing |
| `actions/upload-pages-artifact` | v5+ | WARN if older |
| Permissions | `pages: write`, `id-token: write` | FAIL if missing |
| Environment | `github-pages` | WARN if missing |
| Concurrency | Group defined | INFO |
### Step 4: Generate compliance report
Print a formatted compliance report:
```
GitHub Pages Compliance Report
==============================
Project: [name]
Documentation Status:
Generator [typedoc|mkdocs|sphinx|rustdoc|static|not configured]
Source directory [docs/|site/|custom]
Build command [detected command or "not configured"]
GitHub Pages Workflow:
Workflow file .github/workflows/docs.yml [EXISTS | MISSING]
Workflow Checks (if exists):
deploy-pages v5 [PASS | OUTDATED | MISSING]
configure-pages v6 [PASS | MISSING]
upload-artifact v5 [PASS | OUTDATED]
Permissions pages: write, id-token [PASS | MISSING]
Environment github-pages [PASS | MISSING]
Overall: [X issues found]
Recommendations:
[List specific fixes needed]
```
If `--check-only`, stop here.
### Step 5: Create or update workflow (if --fix or user confirms)
Create `.github/workflows/docs.yml` based on detected generator. Use the appropriate workflow template from [REFERENCE.md](REFERENCE.md):
- **TypeDoc**: Node.js setup, npm ci, npm run docs:build, upload `./docs`
- **MkDocs**: Python setup, pip install, mkdocs build, upload `./site`
- **Sphinx**: Python setup, pip install, make html, upload `./docs/_build/html`
- **rustdoc**: Rust toolchain, cargo doc, create index redirect, upload `./target/doc`
- **Static HTML**: Direct upload from `./docs` directory
All workflows include:
- Required permissions (`pages: write`, `id-token: write`)
- Concurrency group to prevent conflicts
- `workflow_dispatch` for manual triggers
- Path-based triggers for relevant source files
### Step 6: Update standards tracking
Update `.project-standards.yaml`:
```yaml
standards_version: "2025.1"
last_configured: "[timestamp]"
components:
github-pages: "2025.1"
github-pages-generator: "[typedoc|mkdocs|sphinx|rustdoc|static]"
github-pages-source: "[docs/|site/|custom]"
```
### Step 7: Print post-configuration instructions
```
GitHub Pages Configuration Complete
===================================
Workflow created: .github/workflows/docs.yml
Next Steps:
1. Enable GitHub Pages in repository settings:
Settings -> Pages -> Source: GitHub Actions
2. Push to main branch to trigger deployment:
git add .github/workflows/docs.yml
git commit -m "ci(docs): add GitHub Pages deployment workflow"
git push
3. After deployment, your docs will be available at:
https://OWNER.github.io/REPO/
Optional:
- Add custom domain: Create CNAME file with your domain
- Protect deployment: Configure environment protection rules
```
For detailed workflow templates, see [REFERENCE.md](REFERENCE.md).
## Output
Provide:
1. Compliance report with documentation and workflow status
2. List of changes made (if --fix) or proposed (if interactive)
3. Post-configuration instructions
4. URL where docs will be deployed
## Agentic Optimizations
| Context | Command |
|---------|---------|
| Quick compliance check | `/configure:github-pages --check-only` |
| Auto-fix all issues | `/configure:github-pages --fix` |
| Check Pages workflow exists | `find .github/workflows -name '*pages*' -o -name '*doc*' 2>/dev/null` |
| Check Pages action versions | `grep -E 'deploy-pages|upload-pages-artifact|configure-pages' .github/workflows/*.yml` |
| Verify Pages enabled | `gh api repos/{owner}/{repo}/pages --jq '.status'` |
| Check deployment status | `gh api repos/{owner}/{repo}/pages/builds --jq '.[0].status'` |
## See Also
- `/configure:docs` - Set up documentation standards and generators
- `/configure:workflows` - GitHub Actions workflow standards
- `/configure:all` - Run all compliance checks
- `/configure:status` - Quick compliance overview
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