/adk-validate

Load the adk skill, then validate the named target immediately.

The target can be either a single primitive (one file under src/, e.g. a tool called search or a workflow called checkout) or a feature — a piece of bot functionality spread across multiple primitives (e.g. "checkout" implemented as src/workflows/checkout.ts + src/actions/process-payment.ts + src/tables/orders.ts). Resolve which one before validating.

This is the proactive counterpart to /adk-debug: nothing is necessarily broken — confirm the target is correctly defined and wired up. If $ARGUMENTS is empty, list the user's primitives (Glob src/**/*.ts excluding utils/) and ask which one to validate.

Workflow

1. Run baseline checks first, in parallel. TypeScript type check (the project's typecheck / type-check script in package.json if defined, otherwise tsc --noEmit) and adk check --format json. Capture both outputs. If either fails project-wide for reasons unrelated to the named primitive, surface that up front — the primitive's own issues are noise until the project compiles.
2. Resolve the target — primitive or feature. Try in this order:
   • Exact primitive match. Glob src/**/<name>.ts. If exactly one file matches, that's the target.
   • Multiple primitive matches. List them with their types (action / tool / workflow / etc.) and ask which one — or whether the user wants to validate the whole set as a feature.
   • No exact match — treat as a feature. Search the codebase for the term: file names, exported symbols, string literals, and comments under src/. Present the candidate set ("Found these files that look like the feature: …") and confirm with the user before proceeding. If nothing plausible turns up, suggest the closest exact filename hits and stop.
3. Read each file in the target set. Identify the type of each from its directory.
4. Filter the baseline output. From the type-check and adk check output captured in step 1, pull out diagnostics that mention any name or file path in the target set.
5. Static checks (read the sources and verify):
   • Imports come from @botpress/runtime (not the SDK).
   • Each primitive is exported in the shape the ADK expects for its type (see references in the adk skill).
   • Zod / schema definitions cover all inputs and outputs the code uses.
   • Any referenced integration is installed (adk list --format json) and configured in agent.config.ts.
   • Any referenced model is available in the project's model config.
   • Any referenced sibling primitive (table, action, tool) actually exists in src/.
   • Feature-level only: the primitives in the set actually wire together — e.g., the workflow's action calls resolve to existing actions, the table the workflow writes to matches the schema the action reads.
   • No hardcoded secrets, tokens, or API keys.
6. Report. Group findings as ❌ Errors → ⚠️ Warnings → ✅ Passed, with each finding tagged by file. For a feature target, also include a short "wiring" subsection that summarizes how the primitives connect. End with one line: "Run /adk-test <name> to actually invoke it." Do not apply fixes from this command — let the user decide which to take.