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CloudBase Cloud Development Workflow Collection

Development Updated 2026.08.30

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About this skill

What it addresses

When working with CloudBase, the friction is often not writing a single snippet of code, but choosing the right workflow entry point, supplying the required environment variables, and following each workflow's documented steps. This repository breaks CloudBase-related workflows into separate skills under one directory, making them easier to discover and reuse by task. It separates workflow selection, documentation review, and environment configuration, instead of treating CloudBase as a single opaque call.

How it works

It is not a single skill but a skill collection. Executable skills are maintained under ./skills/. The normal workflow is:

  • Pick the target workflow under ./skills/<skill>/;
  • Read that skill's SKILL.md to confirm prerequisites, variables, and execution steps;
  • Apply the documented environment variables, then run the skill according to its instructions.

Boundaries

This collection is useful for engineers who already have a CloudBase workflow need and can configure the environment as documented. It does not replace a specific business skill automatically. If the wrong workflow is selected, or required environment variables are missing, behavior still depends on the selected sub-skill's documentation. When multiple workflows are available, start with the directory name and the SKILL.md goal, and avoid mixing scenarios such as login, deployment, and debugging.

Use Cases

  • When taking over a CloudBase project, scan ./skills/ to locate the target workflow skill for login or deployment.
  • Before running a CloudBase workflow, open the skill's SKILL.md to confirm prerequisites and required environment variables.
  • When switching between CloudBase debugging scenarios, distinguish workflows by directory name and configure each skill separately.

Best For

  • CloudBase development engineers who need to select the right workflow skill and configure its environment variables.
  • DevOps maintainers who need to split login, deployment, or debugging scenarios into separate skill docs.
  • Developers taking over a CloudBase project who must read the sub-skill docs under ./skills/ before execution.