ci-failure

To diagnose a GitHub Actions CI failure, paste the error log or describe the build failure. The tool reads your repository's workflow configuration to map the error to a specific job and step, then suggests actionable fixes.

GitHub Actions build failures on lint or type check steps occur when code violates repository rules. By analyzing the pasted CI log against your workflow definitions, the tool identifies the failing step and provides concrete remediation guidance.

Yes, you can fix failing artifact uploads in GitHub Actions. The tool maps upload artifact failures to the specific workflow step and provides actionable remediation guidance based on your repository's CI definitions.

The best way to troubleshoot a remote CI build failure is to provide the failing log or error message. The tool cross-references the failure with your CI configuration to pinpoint the exact job and step, guiding you to a resolution.

Yes, it works with custom workflow files like security.yml. When a failure mentions security, the tool reads the security workflow configuration alongside ci.yml to map the failure to the correct job and suggest fixes.

To map a CI failure to a specific job step from a single error line, the tool infers the failing step by analyzing the error message against your repository's workflow configuration and pipeline summary.