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ci-pr-gate

Turn a dependency change — a before/after package.json/lockfile snapshot, or one or more named "bump X from A to B" upgrades — into one deterministic PASS/WARN/FAIL verdict formatted for a CI check or PR-comment bot, not a conversational report. Use when the user explicitly wants a mergeable/blocking verdict, a "CI gate," a PR status comment, or asks "should this PR be blocked," "is this safe to merge," "gate this dependency bump." Not for a plain explanation of what changed in a diff (dependency-audit's own snapshot-diff flow already covers that conversationally) and not for a single already-installed package's trust investigation (package-trust-check).

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# NPMScan CI PR gate

Use this skill only when the user wants a **verdict**, not a report — the
output is meant to be pasted directly into a CI check or a PR comment by a
bot, so it has to resolve to exactly one of PASS / WARN / FAIL every time,
even on partial or ambiguous data. `dependency-audit`'s existing
"Comparing two snapshots" flow already produces a good conversational
explanation of a `diff_dependencies` result for a human reading it in
chat — don't duplicate that here. This skill's only job is applying a fixed,
documented policy on top of the same tool output to produce a scannable
verdict instead, and packaging it for a bot persona: no hedging, no
follow-up questions, no "as an AI" framing, no options to weigh — one
verdict, ranked blocking reasons, done.