andredezzy/maccing
Overview
This skill validates and diagnoses the pictura plugin installation to confirm it is generating images and responding as expected. It runs a standardized validation runner, interprets results, and provides concrete remediation steps for any failures. Use it to gain a clear production-readiness decision and actionable fixes.
How this skill works
The skill executes the pictura validation runner (pictura_validate) to run a suite of checks against the plugin and environment. It parses each check as PASS, FAIL, WARN, or SKIP and produces specific guidance: what failed, why, exact commands to fix, and how to verify the fix. Finally, it summarizes production readiness and lists any blockers and next steps.
When to use it
- User asks "is pictura working?" or reports generation failures
- After initial pictura setup or plugin installation
- Before deploying pictura to production
- When troubleshooting runtime errors or unexpected output
- When diagnosing integration or environment issues affecting pictura
Best practices
- Run pictura_validate immediately after installation and after config changes
- Treat FAIL results as critical and follow provided exact fix commands
- Document WARN items and schedule follow-up remediation if they impact reliability
- Re-run validation after applying fixes to confirm resolution
- Keep environment and dependency versions consistent with validation expectations
Example use cases
- A developer reports blank or malformed images; run the validation to locate the failing check and apply the fix command.
- Before a production cutover, run the validator to confirm all critical checks pass and get a Production Ready statement.
- A CI job intermittently fails when invoking pictura; use the skill to reproduce and surface environmental WARNs or SKIPs.
- After upgrading TypeScript or plugin dependencies, validate to catch regressions introduced by the upgrade.
FAQ
Execute pictura_validate to run the standard validation suite.
How do I treat WARN and SKIP results?
WARN indicates non-blocking issues to address; follow remediation steps. SKIP means a check was not applicable or not configured—confirm intentionality.
3 skills
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