Quality Root Skill

Run make code-quality from the monorepo root (/home/dimi/Work/swift), which covers all modules in dependency order: libs/fred-core, libs/fred-sdk, libs/fred-runtime, libs/fred-agents, apps/control-plane-backend, apps/knowledge-flow-backend, apps/frontend.

Running it per-module is a known failure mode — cross-module issues only appear from the root.

Steps

1. cd to the monorepo root (find it by walking up from cwd until you find the top-level Makefile that orchestrates sub-projects).
2. Run make code-quality with a generous timeout (allow up to 10 minutes for a cold run).
3. Parse the output:
   • If all modules pass: report success with a one-line summary per module.
   • If any module fails: extract the exact error lines with file:line references, group them by module, and present them as a prioritised fix list.
4. If $ARGUMENTS names a specific module (e.g. knowledge-flow-backend), still run the full root check but highlight that module's results at the top of the report.

What to look for beyond ruff/tsc errors

After the tool run, also scan the raw output for these softer signals that tools don't flag as errors but that indicate real problems:

• # type: ignore comments that suppress reportMissingImports — the module probably doesn't exist yet.
• Basedpyright reportRedeclaration — a duplicate symbol, often from an unreviewed merge.
• Prettier [warn] lines — formatting drift that will cause the next CI run to fail.

Output format

## Quality gate — <date>

| Module | Status | Issues |
|--------|--------|--------|
| libs/fred-core | ✅ pass | — |
| apps/knowledge-flow-backend | ❌ fail | 2 basedpyright errors |
...

### Failures

**apps/knowledge-flow-backend**
- `structures.py:417` — reportRedeclaration: duplicate validator `_normalize_retry_initial_interval`

Open team decision — auto-fix on pass: Should this skill offer to auto-run ruff format --fix and prettier --write for formatting-only failures, or always report-only and let the developer run the fix manually? Agree on this before wiring it into CI.