ci-fix

Diagnose and patch failing GitHub Actions CI workflows using the GitHub CLI.

130|15|Updated Dec 14, 2025
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npx skills add https://github.com/jMerta/codex-skills --skill ci-fix
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Skill: ci-fix
Source: https://github.com/jMerta/codex-skills/tree/main/ci-fix
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/jMerta/codex-skills --skill ci-fix

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps developers and MLOps engineers quickly diagnose and repair failing GitHub Actions CI workflows by inspecting runs, logs, and artifacts, proposing minimal, verifiable fixes, and summarizing verification results.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • CI failure diagnosis: Inspect failing runs, view logs, and identify root causes using the GitHub CLI.
  • Minimal patch proposals: Propose targeted changes to workflows or code to fix failures with small diffs.
  • Verification & rerun: Rerun affected jobs and verify green CI status, with a concise summary.

Quick Start

Use the ci-fix skill to diagnose a failing workflow, apply a minimal fix, and verify the CI turns green.

Frequently Asked Questions about ci-fix

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I diagnose and fix failing GitHub Actions CI workflows?

To diagnose GitHub Actions CI failures, this skill inspects failing runs and views logs using the GitHub CLI to identify root causes across workflows, branches, and runs. It then proposes targeted changes to workflows or code to fix failures with small diffs.

What is the best way to patch a failing GitHub Actions run with minimal changes?

Patching a failing GitHub Actions run with minimal changes involves proposing targeted fixes to workflows or code that produce small diffs. The skill applies these minimal patches and reruns affected jobs to verify green CI status with a concise summary.

Do I need the GitHub CLI to inspect GitHub Actions logs and rerun jobs?

Yes, you need the GitHub CLI (gh) to inspect GitHub Actions logs and rerun jobs. The skill relies on gh commands to inspect runs, view logs, and verify green status, using the repository's .github/workflows configurations as context.

Can I verify green CI status after applying a patch to a GitHub Actions workflow?

Yes, you can verify green CI status after applying a patch to a GitHub Actions workflow. The skill reruns affected jobs and summarizes verification results, guiding users from failure detection to confirmed green status using a structured playbook.

Why does my GitHub Actions CI workflow keep failing across different branches?

Your GitHub Actions CI workflow may fail across branches due to misconfigurations in .github/workflows or code errors. The skill targets repository CI failures across workflows, branches, and runs, using a structured playbook to diagnose root causes and propose minimal fixes.