CI/CD Pipeline Generator (Prototype)

This repository contains a prototype GitHub App that analyzes repositories and generates suggested CI/CD pipelines.

Quick features

• Repository analysis using GitHub API (languages, tree, metadata)
• Rule-based detector for candidate pipeline templates
• Hugging Face zero-shot disambiguation (optional, falls back to heuristics)
• Adaptive parameter extraction (deterministic fallback if no model configured)
• Handlebars-based rendering of CI workflow templates
• Webhook server to process installation, push, and repository events

Getting started (local prototype)

1. Copy .env.example to .env and fill in GITHUB_TOKEN (or App credentials) and optional HF_TOKEN.
2. Install dependencies:

npm install

3. Run the local server (receives webhooks):

npm run server

4. Or run a local analysis + render for a repo configured in src/index.js:

npm run analyze

Running as a Probot (GitHub App)

1. Preferred: put your App private key in a file (e.g., secrets/app_private_key.pem) and add to .env:

GITHUB_APP_ID=12345
GITHUB_PRIVATE_KEY_PATH=secrets/app_private_key.pem
GITHUB_WEBHOOK_SECRET=your_webhook_secret

2. Start the Probot app locally:

npm run dev:probot

3. Use a tunnel (ngrok) and set the webhook URL in your GitHub App settings to https://<your-tunnel>/api/webhooks.

Security notes

• Never commit .env or private keys. The repo .gitignore includes secrets/ and .env.
• For quick tests you can use a GITHUB_TOKEN (PAT), but for production use the GitHub App credentials.

Notes & next steps

• Replace .env variables with App credentials for production.
• Add webhook signature verification and use GitHub App JWT auth for full App flows.
• Expand templates in src/modules/renderer/templates for more cases (monorepo, polyglot, frontend-backend).