quality-stack
Scan a project to detect configured quality and testing tools across JVM (Gradle/Maven), Android (AGP/Compose/KMP), Node.js/TypeScript, and Python ecosystems. Cross-reference against research-backed recommendations and assist with setup. Auto-detects project type(s) including monorepos with mixed ecosystems. Use when user asks to "audit tooling", "recommend tools", "quality stack", "what tools am I missing", "setup eslint", "setup detekt", "add coverage", "add ruff", "configure CI quality pipeline", "scan project tools", "tooling audit", "android tooling", "android quality", "compose testing", "kmp testing", or "screenshot testing".
What this skill does
# Quality Stack Scan a project's build configuration across JVM, Android, Node.js, and Python ecosystems, cross-reference against curated research documents, and assist with tool setup. ## Pre-flight 1. **Run the orchestrator** — it auto-detects ecosystems: ```bash python3 <skill-path>/scripts/scan_project.py <project-root> ``` 2. If `"error": "no_ecosystem_detected"`, check `nearby_project_files` for subproject paths. 3. **Monorepo?** — use `--recursive` or `--ecosystem` to force a specific scanner: ```bash python3 <skill-path>/scripts/scan_project.py --recursive <project-root> python3 <skill-path>/scripts/scan_project.py --ecosystem node <project-root> ``` 4. **Legacy (JVM only)** — `scan_tooling.py` still works as a backwards-compatible wrapper. ## Two-Phase Workflow ### Phase 1: Recommend 1. **Run the scanner** on the project root (see Pre-flight above). 2. **Fetch research documents** via WebFetch — only for detected ecosystems: **Android** (when `ecosystems` contains `"android"`): ``` https://raw.githubusercontent.com/joaquimscosta/arkhe-claude-plugins/main/docs/research/android-ecosystem-tooling.md https://raw.githubusercontent.com/joaquimscosta/arkhe-claude-plugins/main/docs/research/android-testing-ecosystem.md ``` **JVM** (when `ecosystems` contains `"jvm"`): ``` https://raw.githubusercontent.com/joaquimscosta/arkhe-claude-plugins/main/docs/research/jvm-quality-tools-evaluation.md https://raw.githubusercontent.com/joaquimscosta/arkhe-claude-plugins/main/docs/research/kotlin-spring-boot-testing-ecosystem.md ``` **Node.js** (when `ecosystems` contains `"node"`): ``` https://raw.githubusercontent.com/joaquimscosta/arkhe-claude-plugins/main/docs/research/node-quality-tools-evaluation.md ``` **Python** (when `ecosystems` contains `"python"`): ``` https://raw.githubusercontent.com/joaquimscosta/arkhe-claude-plugins/main/docs/research/python-quality-tools-evaluation.md ``` **Cross-cutting** (always): ``` https://raw.githubusercontent.com/joaquimscosta/arkhe-claude-plugins/main/docs/research/cross-cutting-devtools-evaluation.md ``` If WebFetch fails, warn the user and proceed using scanner results + LLM knowledge only. 3. **Cross-reference** scanner output against research recommendations per ecosystem: - Identify tools recommended but missing from the project - Check `status` field: `disabled` or `config-only` tools need attention - Flag outdated or superseded tools - Apply ecosystem-specific SKIP rules (see [WORKFLOW.md](WORKFLOW.md)) - Review `tool_config` for threshold values and settings 4. **Generate the recommendation report** using the format in [WORKFLOW.md](WORKFLOW.md). ### Phase 2: Setup After presenting the report, present tools for selection using the multi-round protocol in [WORKFLOW.md](WORKFLOW.md). Group by ecosystem and priority tier. Include effort estimates. After user completes selection across all rounds: 1. Read the relevant research doc section for setup instructions 2. Apply [Setup Guards](WORKFLOW.md) — resolve versions, check compatibility 3. For each selected tool, apply changes per ecosystem: - **JVM**: Add Gradle/Maven plugin, test deps, config files - **Node.js**: `pnpm add -D`, tsconfig edits, config file creation - **Python**: `uv add --dev`, pyproject.toml edits, config file creation - **Cross-cutting**: CI/CD workflow steps, Lefthook config, EditorConfig 4. **Verify each tool** after configuration — run the tool's check command, verify filter patterns against actual codebase paths, and check for config inheritance conflicts. See [WORKFLOW.md](WORKFLOW.md) Post-Setup Verification. 5. Re-run the scanner to confirm all tools detected ## Priority Classification | Priority | Criteria | |----------|----------| | **NOW** | Essential missing tools, zero-dependency additions | | **SOON** | High-value additions requiring minor setup | | **LATER** | Nice-to-have with prerequisites | | **SKIP** | Not applicable (wrong ecosystem, incompatible version, deprecated) | **Ecosystem-aware rules** — see [WORKFLOW.md](WORKFLOW.md) for full classification tables per ecosystem. **Key rules:** - Android Compose project: NOW Compose UI testing, SOON Roborazzi; SKIP Espresso - Android KMP project: NOW commonTest setup, NOW Turbine; SOON Ktor MockEngine - Android no lint config: NOW Android Lint baseline; SOON custom lint rules - JVM Pure Kotlin: SKIP Error Prone, SpotBugs; JVM Pure Java: SKIP Detekt, ktlint, MockK - JVM Spring Boot 4+: SKIP REST Assured, NOW MockMvcTester - Node.js no linter: NOW ESLint; no formatter + no Biome: NOW Prettier - Node.js TypeScript not strict: NOW enable strict - Python no linter: NOW Ruff; no type checker + has type annotations: NOW mypy ### Cross-Cutting Tools | Tool | When to Recommend | Priority | |------|------------------|----------| | Lefthook | No git hook manager + has linters | SOON | | commitlint | No commit conventions + has team | LATER | | EditorConfig | Missing `.editorconfig` | NOW | | Renovate/Dependabot | No dependency automation | SOON | | Trivy/gitleaks | No security scanning | SOON | ## Research Documents Fetch via WebFetch at runtime — only for detected ecosystems: - **Android Ecosystem Tooling**: `android-ecosystem-tooling.md` - **Android Testing Ecosystem**: `android-testing-ecosystem.md` - **JVM Quality Tools**: `jvm-quality-tools-evaluation.md` - **JVM Testing Ecosystem**: `kotlin-spring-boot-testing-ecosystem.md` - **Node.js Quality Tools**: `node-quality-tools-evaluation.md` - **Python Quality Tools**: `python-quality-tools-evaluation.md` - **Cross-Cutting Tools**: `cross-cutting-devtools-evaluation.md` ## Scanner Architecture ``` scripts/ scan_project.py # Orchestrator — auto-detects + merges scan_jvm.py # JVM scanner (Gradle/Maven) scan_android.py # Android scanner (AGP/Compose/KMP) scan_node.py # Node.js/TypeScript scanner scan_python.py # Python scanner scan_cross_cutting.py # Cross-cutting tools (CI, hooks, security) shared.py # Shared utilities scan_tooling.py # Legacy wrapper → scan_jvm.py ``` ## References - **Workflow**: See [WORKFLOW.md](WORKFLOW.md) for classification rules and report format - **Examples**: See [EXAMPLES.md](EXAMPLES.md) for realistic audit scenarios - **Troubleshooting**: See [TROUBLESHOOTING.md](TROUBLESHOOTING.md) for scanner issues
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