Add the NVSkills CI workflow

[rostan-t]

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Add the NVSkills CI workflow to request skill validation.

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[rostan-t]

/nvskills-ci

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Greptile Summary

This PR adds a new GitHub Actions workflow (request-nvskills-ci.yml) that hooks into the NVSkills skill-validation CI system. The workflow can be triggered either by an issue_comment event (when someone comments /nvskills-ci on a PR) or by a push event from a designated bot actor with a matching commit message prefix.

• Adds the request-nvskills-ci.yml workflow with two trigger paths: a chatops-style comment command and a bot-push path, both guarded by a conditional if expression that prevents unnecessary job runs.
• Delegates the actual work to the reusable NVIDIA/skills/.github/workflows/team-request.yml@main workflow, passing only the NVSKILLS_CI_DISPATCH_TOKEN secret and requesting minimal read-only permissions (contents: read, pull-requests: read).

Confidence Score: 5/5

Safe to merge — the change is a single new workflow file with no impact on existing code paths.

The workflow is a small, self-contained addition that delegates all work to the upstream reusable workflow. Permissions are read-only, the conditional guards are logically correct, and the secret forwarding follows standard GitHub Actions patterns.

No files require special attention.

Important Files Changed

Filename	Overview
.github/workflows/request-nvskills-ci.yml	New workflow adding NVSkills CI integration; triggers and conditional logic look correct, permissions follow least-privilege, and secret forwarding is standard.

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Bot as nv-skills-ci[bot]
    participant GH as GitHub Actions
    participant RW as NVIDIA/skills team-request.yml

    User->>GH: Comment /nvskills-ci on PR
    GH->>GH: issue_comment trigger (check: is PR comment, starts with /nvskills-ci)
    GH->>RW: "uses: team-request.yml@main, secrets: NVSKILLS_CI_DISPATCH_TOKEN"

    Bot->>GH: "Push commit (actor == NVSKILLS_SIGNATURE_PUSH_ACTOR)"
    GH->>GH: push trigger (check: actor match, commit title match)
    GH->>RW: "uses: team-request.yml@main, secrets: NVSKILLS_CI_DISPATCH_TOKEN"

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