Attio Contract Gate for CI

Overview

This skill turns an Attio integration change into deterministic pull-request evidence. It separates offline contract tests from an explicitly enabled read-only API smoke test.

Prerequisites

• A named repository and existing test runner
• Sanitized Attio response fixtures or generated contract fixtures
• A separately scoped CI credential only if a live smoke test is approved
• The endpoint's current required scopes and pagination contract

Tool Discipline

Use Read, Glob, and Grep to inspect workflows, fixtures, client code, and secret names. Use WebFetch only for current official Attio documentation. Use Write or Edit only after identifying the target files, constraints, and verification plan.

Current Contract

• Test the https://api.attio.com/v2 response envelope and application-owned normalization separately.
• Treat pagination as endpoint-specific: some endpoints use limit and offset; others return pagination.next_cursor.
• Keep mutation tests offline unless a dedicated disposable workspace and cleanup plan are approved.
• Never expose an access token in logs, snapshots, test names, or artifacts.

Authentication

Use a single-workspace access token for one controlled workspace or OAuth for a multi-workspace app. Grant only the endpoint scopes required by the smoke test and pass the token through the CI secret store as a Bearer credential.

Instructions

1. Inspect the changed endpoints, request methods, scopes, and response shapes.
2. Add fixture tests for success, structured Attio errors, pagination termination, and retry classification.
3. Validate that snapshots redact tokens, record values, webhook secrets, and personal data.
4. Add a disabled-by-default live job that performs only an approved read request such as listing objects.
5. Require explicit environment configuration before that job runs; skip it cleanly on forks.
6. Record the exact test command, fixture revision, and live-smoke disposition in the PR evidence.

Approval Boundaries

Do not create, update, or delete records from ordinary PR CI. A mutation smoke test requires a named disposable workspace, bounded fixtures, cleanup verification, and repository-owner approval.

Output

Return the endpoint contract matrix, fixture coverage, redaction result, workflow change, local command result, and live-smoke status.

Error Handling

Examples

Input:

change=record-query-filter; live-smoke=read-only; fork-policy=skip-secret-job

Expected handoff:

fixtures=pass; redaction=pass; live-read=pass; writes=none

This result proves the pull-request gate exercised the contract without receiving mutation authority.

Resources

• Skill-specific official documentation
• REST API overview
• Authentication
• Pagination