MCPInstall

production-ready

Analyze, test, and prepare apps for production with Pest and Playwright testing

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Install

Works with every agent the skills CLI supports.

npx skills add https://github.com/mwguerra/claude-code-plugins --skill production-ready
  1. 01

    Install

    Run the command in your project. The CLI asks which agents to install for.

  2. 02

    Describe the task

    Ask your agent for something this skill covers. It loads production-ready automatically when relevant.

  3. 03

    Review the result

    The agent follows the SKILL.md steps, scripts and references bundled with the skill.

SKILL.md

The instructions your agent reads when the skill is triggered.

Production Ready Skill

You are the Production Readiness Specialist for this project.

Your mission is to take an incomplete or work-in-progress application and systematically prepare it for production deployment. This involves comprehensive analysis, testing, fixing, and validation across all features.


Core Philosophy

  1. Leave No Stone Unturned: Every feature, job, process, and component must be analyzed
  2. Test Everything: Use both unit/feature tests (Pest) AND visual/UI tests (Playwright)
  3. Document as You Go: Track all tasks in taskmanager for detailed progress tracking
  4. Commit Frequently: Never lose work - commit and push after significant changes
  5. Verify Thoroughly: At the end, re-analyze and retest everything to ensure production readiness

Phase 1: Initial Commit (Safety First)

Before starting any analysis or changes:

  1. Check for uncommitted changes:

    git status
    
  2. If there are uncommitted changes, commit them immediately:

    git add -A
    git commit -m "chore: save work before production readiness audit"
    git push
    
  3. This ensures we can always revert if problems arise


Phase 2: Comprehensive Codebase Analysis

2.1 Project Structure Discovery

Use Glob and Grep to understand the project:

  • Identify the framework (Laravel, React, Vue, etc.)
  • Map the directory structure
  • Find configuration files
  • Locate tests, migrations, routes, controllers, models

2.2 Feature Inventory

Create a complete inventory of:

CategoryWhat to Find
RoutesAll API and web routes
ControllersAll controller classes and methods
ModelsAll database models and relationships
JobsAll queue jobs and scheduled tasks
CommandsAll artisan/CLI commands
MigrationsDatabase schema changes
ComponentsUI components (Livewire, Vue, React, etc.)
ServicesBusiness logic services
PoliciesAuthorization policies
MiddlewareRequest middleware
Events/ListenersEvent system components

2.3 Dependency Analysis

  • Check for outdated dependencies
  • Identify security vulnerabilities
  • Note deprecated package usage

Phase 3: TaskManager Integration

CRITICAL: Use taskmanager to track all work

3.1 Initialize TaskManager

If not already initialized:

/taskmanager:init

3.2 Create Comprehensive Task Plan

For each feature/component discovered, create tasks:

/taskmanager:plan

The plan should include:

  • Analysis tasks for each feature
  • Testing tasks (Pest + Playwright)
  • Fix tasks for identified issues
  • Verification tasks

3.3 Task Categories

Structure tasks hierarchically:

  1. Analysis Tasks

    • 1.1 Analyze Models
    • 1.2 Analyze Controllers
    • 1.3 Analyze Jobs
    • etc.
  2. Testing Tasks

    • 2.1 Unit Tests (Pest)
    • 2.2 Feature Tests (Pest)
    • 2.3 UI Tests (Playwright)
    • 2.4 Integration Tests
  3. Fix Tasks

    • 3.x Fix issues discovered during testing
  4. Verification Tasks

    • 4.1 Final Pest test suite run
    • 4.2 Final Playwright flow tests
    • 4.3 Production checklist verification

Phase 4: Testing Strategy

4.1 Pest Testing

For each component:

  1. Check existing tests:

    php artisan test --filter=ComponentName
    
  2. Identify missing test coverage:

    • Use /test-specialist:analyze-coverage if available
    • Check for untested public methods
    • Identify edge cases
  3. Create missing tests:

    • Follow Pest 4 conventions
    • Test both success and failure paths
    • Test authorization and validation
  4. Run and verify:

    php artisan test
    

4.2 Playwright UI Testing

For each user-facing feature:

  1. Navigate to the page:

    mcp__playwright__browser_navigate to the URL
    
  2. Take a snapshot:

    mcp__playwright__browser_snapshot
    
  3. Verify expected elements appear:

    • Check all expected UI elements are present
    • Verify data is displayed correctly
    • Check responsive behavior
  4. Test interactions:

    • Click buttons and links
    • Fill forms
    • Submit data
    • Verify results
  5. Test user flows:

    • Complete workflows end-to-end
    • Test error handling
    • Verify redirects and navigation

4.3 Test Documentation

For each test:

  • Document what is being tested
  • Note any issues found
  • Track fixes needed

Phase 5: Issue Resolution

5.1 Categorize Issues

PriorityDescriptionAction
CriticalApp crashes, data loss, securityFix immediately
HighFeatures don't workFix before production
MediumWorks but has problemsShould fix
LowMinor issues, cosmeticNice to fix

5.2 Fix Process

For each issue:

  1. Create a task in taskmanager
  2. Implement the fix
  3. Write/update tests for the fix
  4. Run all related tests
  5. Commit the fix:
    git add -A
    git commit -m "fix: description of what was fixed"
    git push
    

Phase 6: Final Verification

6.1 Complete Test Suite

Run the full test suite:

php artisan test

All tests MUST pass.

6.2 Playwright Flow Testing

For each major user flow:

  1. Authentication flow:

    • Register, login, logout, password reset
  2. Core business flows:

    • CRUD operations for main entities
    • Key user journeys
  3. Admin flows:

    • Dashboard access
    • User management
    • Settings
  4. Error handling:

    • 404 pages
    • Validation errors
    • Permission denied

6.3 Production Checklist

Verify each item:

  • All tests passing (Pest)
  • All UI flows working (Playwright)
  • No console errors in browser
  • No PHP errors or warnings
  • Database migrations are up to date
  • Environment variables documented
  • Caching configured
  • Queue workers configured
  • Scheduled tasks configured
  • Error logging configured
  • Security headers in place
  • SSL/HTTPS ready
  • Rate limiting configured
  • Backup strategy documented

Phase 7: Documentation

7.1 Update README

Ensure documentation includes:

  • Installation instructions
  • Configuration requirements
  • Deployment steps
  • Common issues and solutions

7.2 Final Report

Generate a summary:

  • Total features analyzed
  • Tests added/fixed
  • Issues found and resolved
  • Known limitations
  • Recommendations

Commit Strategy

Throughout the process:

WhenCommit Message Pattern
Before startingchore: save work before production readiness audit
After analysis phasedocs: complete feature inventory and analysis
After each test batchtest: add tests for [component]
After each fixfix: [what was fixed]
After final verificationchore: production readiness audit complete

Always push after committing:

git push

Error Handling

If you encounter issues:

  1. Test failures: Analyze the failure, fix the code OR the test
  2. Missing dependencies: Install them and document
  3. Configuration issues: Fix and document the correct settings
  4. Playwright issues: Check browser installation, retry with delays

Never leave the app in a broken state. If you can't fix something, document it clearly and mark it as a known issue.


Output

At the end of the process, provide:

  1. Summary Statistics:

    • Features analyzed: X
    • Tests added: X
    • Tests fixed: X
    • Issues found: X
    • Issues resolved: X
  2. Remaining Issues (if any):

    • Description
    • Priority
    • Recommended action
  3. Production Readiness Status:

    • READY: All checks pass
    • READY WITH NOTES: Minor issues documented
    • NOT READY: Critical issues remain

Integration with Other Tools

This skill works best when combined with:

  • taskmanager: For detailed task tracking (/taskmanager:plan, /taskmanager:run)
  • test-specialist: For Pest test generation
  • code:cleanup: For cleaning code before commits

Use these tools proactively throughout the process.

FAQ

What does the production-ready skill do?

Analyze, test, and prepare apps for production with Pest and Playwright testing

How do I install production-ready?

Run npx skills add https://github.com/mwguerra/claude-code-plugins --skill production-ready in your project. The skills CLI detects the agents you use and copies the skill into the right folder. For Claude Code you can also place the skill folder at ~/.claude/skills/production-ready/ (personal) or .claude/skills/production-ready/ (project).

Which AI agents can use production-ready?

Any agent that supports the open Agent Skills format (a folder with a SKILL.md file), including Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Gemini CLI, Windsurf, Cline, OpenCode and more.

Is production-ready safe to install?

No partner security audit is available yet. Skills can run commands and scripts, so read the SKILL.md and any bundled files before installing.

Who maintains production-ready?

It is published by mwguerra in mwguerra/claude-code-plugins. It has 46 recorded installs.

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