How to Add a Health Check to a Raid Workflow
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Alex Salerno
Use the Raid `Wait` task to block on HTTP endpoints or TCP ports until a service is healthy — and pair it with `Group` for retry semantics on flaky deps.
Read moreHow to Add a raid.yaml to an Existing Repo
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- Alex Salerno
Commit a raid.yaml to any repo so the Raid CLI can run its commands, environments, and install steps — and merge them with the team profile automatically.
Read moreHow to Clone All Your Team's Repos with raid install
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- Alex Salerno
Bootstrap a multi-repo workspace in one command. `raid install` clones every repo in your profile in parallel, runs install tasks, and is fully idempotent.
Read moreHow to Create a Raid Profile
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- Alex Salerno
Create a Raid CLI profile five ways: interactive wizard, hand-written YAML, an existing raid.yaml, a Git URL, or a raw file URL. With trade-offs and a decision guide.
Read moreHow to Debug a Failing Raid Task
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- Alex Salerno
Diagnose Raid failures fast: read the exit-code category, decode the structured error envelope, use `raid context`, and apply per-task `continueOnFailure` for noisy steps.
Read moreHow to Define a Custom Command in Raid
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- Alex Salerno
Define a custom `raid <name>` command by composing the eleven built-in task types — Shell, Script, Git, HTTP, Wait, Template, Prompt, Confirm, Print, Set, and Group.
Read moreHow to Install Raid on macOS, Linux, and Windows
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- Alex Salerno
Install the Raid CLI on macOS, Linux, or Windows — stable and preview channels, verifying the install, upgrading, and uninstalling.
Read moreHow to Migrate from Make, Taskfile, or Just to Raid
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- Alex Salerno
Move from per-project task runners (Make / Taskfile / Just / docker-compose) to Raid for multi-repo orchestration — with side-by-side conversions and a wrap-don't-replace strategy.
Read moreHow to Run Tasks in Parallel with Raid
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- Alex Salerno
Use `concurrent: true` and Group `parallel: true` to fan out Raid tasks across CPU cores — with the safety rules, output prefixing, and when not to parallelize.
Read moreHow to Share a Raid Profile with Your Team
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- Alex Salerno
Distribute a Raid CLI profile across a team — Git repo, raw URL, or committed-in-monorepo — with versioning, rollout, and update strategies.
Read moreHow to Switch Environments with raid env
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- Alex Salerno
Use `raid env <name>` to switch every repo in your profile to local, staging, or production at once — variable scoping, repo overrides, and the merge rules.
Read moreHow to Use Raid as an MCP Server for AI Agents
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- Alex Salerno
Run `raid context serve` to expose your multi-repo workspace to AI agents over MCP — six tools, six resources, JSON-RPC over stdio, no network exposure.
Read moreHow to Use Templates and Prompts in Raid Tasks
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- Alex Salerno
Build interactive Raid workflows: collect input with Prompt and Confirm, generate files from templates with the Template task, and stay safe in headless / CI mode.
Read moreHow to Wire Raid into CI
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- Alex Salerno
Run Raid in CI without prompts or hangs: `--yes` / `--headless` flags, `--json` output, exit-code categories, and patterns for GitHub Actions and friends.
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