Pre-push Checks Skill

Get your branch push-ready: detect which areas your changes touch, auto-fix what's mechanically fixable, then run the same checks CI's merge gate runs for those areas — and triage whatever's left with the user.

This is a manually-invoked check, not a git hook — it runs only when you ask for it, so it never gets in the way of committing incrementally. Reach for it when you're about to push or open a PR. (When opening a PR, run this first, then use the pr-create / pr-writer skills to draft and open it.)

The repo's CI (.github/workflows/ci.yml) detects which of three areas changed and runs only those: python (strands-py/), typescript (strands-ts/), and docs (site/). This skill mirrors that routing locally.

Process

1. Run the bundled script

bash .agents/skills/pre-push/run-checks.sh 2>&1

Non-zero exit means something failed. On failure, the script prints a summary at the end with every failed step and the last 20 lines of its error output — everything you need to start fixing is in the tail of the output. Ignore noise earlier in the output.

The script runs from anywhere in the repo (it locates the root via git rev-parse --show-toplevel). From a subdirectory: