| name | pages |
| description | Root index for the pages-* family — a five-step pipeline that deploys a Vite project to GitHub Pages via GitHub Actions, including GitHub Enterprise (GHE) codespace-style subdomain discovery. Steps run in order — prepare → build → commit → push → publish. Use when the user asks to deploy a Vite app to GitHub Pages, set up the Pages workflow, switch Pages source to Actions, or troubleshoot a Pages deploy. |
Pages
Family that automates GitHub Pages deployment for Vite projects. The skills correspond to sequential pipeline steps — run them in this order on first deploy:
pages-prepare-vite
pages-build-vite
pages-commit-vite
pages-push-vite
pages-publish-vite
After the first run, individual steps can be re-run as needed (e.g. re-build + push without re-preparing).
Routing table
| Step | Skill | What it does |
|---|
| 1. Prepare | pages-prepare-vite | Patch vite.config.ts base path, generate .github/workflows/deploy.yml, optionally set Pages source to "GitHub Actions" via API. Handles GHE detection and curl-redirect URL discovery. |
| 2. Build | pages-build-vite | Local vite build, auto-detects npm/pnpm/yarn, verifies base path and dist/index.html. Same build CI will run. |
| 3. Commit | pages-commit-vite | Stage and commit deploy.yml + patched vite.config.ts. Refuses to commit without the workflow file. Never commits dist/. |
| 4. Push | pages-push-vite | Push current branch; triggers the workflow. Guards remote and committed workflow. |
| 5. Publish | pages-publish-vite | Poll the workflow run, fetch Pages info, follow redirects to discover the actual served URL (handles GHE codespace-style randomized subdomains). |
Cross-family edges
figma-make-to-vite — common predecessor: convert a Figma Make export into a Vite app, then deploy it through this pipeline.
design-frontend, design-polish, design-check — typical predecessors that produce ship-worthy UI.
react-best-practices — bundle / perf concerns surfaced during pages-build-vite.
git-workflow-skill — the commit and push steps; use here when the user prefers a richer git workflow.
tauri — explicitly NOT in this pipeline; Tauri ships installers, not static sites.
Decision flow
- First-time deploy (no
deploy.yml, no base path) → start at pages-prepare-vite, run the full chain.
- Re-deploy after content change →
pages-build-vite → pages-commit-vite → pages-push-vite → pages-publish-vite.
- Switching from branch-based Pages to Actions source →
pages-prepare-vite.
- Workflow ran but the URL doesn't work (GHE) →
pages-publish-vite for redirect-following.
- Local build error before push →
pages-build-vite in isolation.
When NOT to use this skill
- Non-Vite frameworks (Next.js export, Astro, SvelteKit static-adapter) — the patcher is Vite-specific.
- Hosting on Cloudflare Pages / Netlify / Vercel — these are GitHub Pages workflows.
- Tauri or other desktop bundles — see the
tauri family.
- A project that already has a working
deploy.yml and just needs a one-off deploy — pages-push-vite is enough.