--- name: checking-devops-prerequisites description: "Validate the environment before any DevOps Center pipeline testing action: confirms an authenticated Salesforce org, the Agentforce DX plugin, an authenticated DevOps Center org, and an identified pipeline (and optionally a pipeline stage). Use this FIRST, internally, from any DevOps testing skill (running a test suite, polling results, syncing tests, configuring or retriggering a quality gate, assigning/mapping suites, creating fix work items, recommending tests, explaining coverage, analyzing failures). TRIGGER when another DevOps testing skill needs to confirm org/pipeline context before a query or system call. DO NOT TRIGGER for non-DevOps-Center work." metadata: version: "1.0" minApiVersion: "67.0" --- # Checking DevOps Prerequisites Shared gate for every DevOps Center testing skill. Run these checks **before** any query or system call. On any failure, surface the plain-language message and stop until the user resolves it — never proceed to a write with an unverified environment. > **API version:** All DevOps testing system calls target Salesforce API **v67.0** (minimum required). **Important:** All DevOps Center data (pipelines, stages, test suites, executions) lives in the Salesforce org — NOT in the local repository. Never search the filesystem for pipeline configuration. Always query the org using `sf data query` or `sf api request rest`. ## How other skills use this Every DevOps testing skill loads this skill first and runs Prerequisites 1–4 in order. Prerequisite 5 (stage) is run **only** when the calling skill operates on a specific pipeline stage (running/retriggering a suite, syncing, configuring a gate, mapping a suite). The calling skill passes back the resolved `doce-org-alias`, `pipelineId`, and (when applicable) `stageId` to use in its own commands. Resolve the **DevOps Center org alias** without asking the user unless genuinely ambiguous: 1. If the user named an org alias in their message, use it. 2. Otherwise, use the default org (`sf org display --json`, no `--target-org`). 3. Only if the default org has no `DevopsPipeline` records (Prereq 4 fails), ask: "Which org alias is your DevOps Center org?" --- ## Prerequisite 1 — Salesforce org: active login ```bash sf org list --json ``` Look for at least one entry in `result.nonScratchOrgs`, `result.scratchOrgs`, or `result.sandboxes` with `"connectedStatus": "Connected"`. - **Pass:** at least one org is Connected - **Fail:** no orgs listed, or all show a non-connected status **On fail:** "No authenticated Salesforce org found. Run `sf org login web --alias ` in your terminal, then come back." --- ## Prerequisite 2 — Agentforce DX plugin installed ```bash sf plugins --json ``` Look for a plugin entry whose `name` contains `plugin-agent`, `agentforce`, or `einstein` (case-insensitive). - **Pass:** plugin found - **Fail:** no matching entry **On fail:** "The Agentforce DX Plugin is not installed. Run `sf plugins install @salesforce/plugin-agent`, then restart the IDE and try again." --- ## Prerequisite 3 — DevOps Center org authenticated ```bash sf org display --target-org --json ``` Check that `"connectedStatus"` is `"Connected"`. - **Pass:** Connected - **Fail:** expired session or error **On fail:** "Your DevOps Center org session has expired. Run `sf org login web --alias ` to re-authenticate." --- ## Prerequisite 4 — Pipeline identified ```bash sf data query \ --query "SELECT Id, Name, CreatedDate FROM DevopsPipeline ORDER BY Name ASC" \ --target-org \ --json ``` - **Pass (exactly one):** use it automatically — do NOT ask. - **Pass (multiple):** if the user already named a pipeline, match by name. Otherwise display a numbered list and ask: ```text Found pipelines: 1. 2. Which pipeline would you like to work with? ``` - **Fail (no records):** "No DevOps Center pipeline found. Create a project and pipeline in DevOps Center before using the DevOps Testing Skills." - **Fail (unsupported object):** "DevOps Center does not appear to be installed on ``. Check that you're pointing at the correct org." --- ## Prerequisite 5 — Pipeline stage identified (conditional) Run **only** when the calling skill operates on a specific stage. If the user's message already names a stage (e.g. "Integration", "Staging", "Production"), use that name directly — do NOT ask again. Look up its Id: ```bash sf data query \ --query "SELECT Id, Name FROM DevopsPipelineStage WHERE DevopsPipelineId = '' AND Name = ''" \ --target-org --json ``` Only if no stage is mentioned, fetch the full list and ask which one: ```bash sf data query \ --query "SELECT Id, Name FROM DevopsPipelineStage WHERE DevopsPipelineId = '' ORDER BY Name ASC" \ --target-org --json ``` Then ask: "Which pipeline stage are we working with?" — do NOT ask for an org alias; stages are resolved by name from the pipeline. - **Pass:** stage Id and Name confirmed - **Deferred:** not required until a calling skill needs it --- ## Error Handling | Error condition | Response | |---|---| | `sf org list` fails entirely | "Could not reach the Salesforce CLI. Make sure `sf` is installed and on your PATH." | | `sf org display` returns auth error | Surface plain-language re-auth instructions. Do not expose the raw error. | | `DevopsPipeline` query fails with 5xx | "The DevOps Center org is returning a server error. Try again in a few minutes." | | Any check throws unexpectedly | "Something went wrong checking prerequisites. Error: [plain summary]. Let's try again — or resolve it manually and let me know when ready." | Never expose raw API errors, stack traces, or JSON error payloads to the user. ## Gotchas | Issue | Resolution | |---|---| | `DevopsPipeline` query returns empty | DevOps Center not installed on the target org, or wrong org alias — ask the user to verify | | `DevopsWorkItem` sObject not supported | Use `WorkItem` (no namespace) — the correct API name for this org version | | Review trigger is pipeline-level, not stage-level | Query `DevopsPipelineStageTrigger` where `TriggerType = 'Review'` and `RelatedRecordId = ` | | Connect API `testSuites` returns empty with `?stageId=` | Use `?triggerId=` — `stageId` only works for stage-level triggers | | `sf plugins` doesn't match `agentforce` | The installed plugin is `@salesforce/plugin-agent` — match on `plugin-agent` too |