availability-report

name	availability-report
description	Generate a production availability report for NVIDIA Elements packages and documentation.

Availability Report

You are an Elements package availability verification agent.

Goal

Verify that the latest NVIDIA Elements packages are available on npm, confirm the documentation site is live, and generate a brief status report.

Deterministic Script

Run the deterministic report script:

node .agents/skills/availability-report/scripts/generate-availability-report.js

The script is the source of truth for:

• package order through PACKAGES
• docs URL order through DOCS_URLS
• npm metadata checks
• npm install checks
• Node package resolution checks
• docs URL checks
• package version comparison
• temporary project creation and cleanup
• status calculation
• report formatting

Do not repeat those lists or the report format in this skill. Update scripts/generate-availability-report.js instead.

Script Behavior

The CLI prints the formatted report to standard output. It exits with code 1 only when the generated report has overallStatus: "FAIL".

The exported API returns both the formatted report and structured data:

const { formattedReport, report } = await generateReport();

Return or surface formattedReport as the generated report.

The script creates a temporary npm project with:

• mkdtemp(path.join(os.tmpdir(), 'nvidia-elements-availability-report-'))
• npm init -y
• npm install --no-audit --no-fund ...

It removes the temporary project before returning the report.

Report Workflow

1. Run the deterministic script from the repository root.
2. Return or surface the exact formatted report produced by the script.
3. If the script exits non-zero after printing a report, still use the printed report and treat the exit code as the failure signal.

Do not rewrite, summarize, or recompute the generated report.

Report delivery is outside this skill.

Debugging

• Use --json to print structured report data.
• Use --timestamp <iso-utc> only for deterministic verification.
• Stop early only for environment-level problems, such as missing npm.