gh-fix-ci

To fix failing GitHub Actions PR checks, this skill uses the GitHub CLI to inspect checks, fetch actionable logs, and present a concise failure snippet. It then drafts a corrective plan and requires your explicit approval before implementing any changes.

Yes, GitHub CLI authentication is required to inspect failing PR check logs. The skill enforces gh authentication to securely fetch check results and actionable logs across repositories with GitHub Actions-based checks.

No, this skill does not support external CI providers for PR check failure summarization. It explicitly excludes external CI services and focuses entirely on fetching GitHub Actions check results and logs.

You can get a concise failure summary by running the bundled inspect_pr_checks.py script. This script fetches failing PR checks and their logs to produce a concise failure snippet and context for diagnosis.

No, this skill cannot automatically apply fixes to GitHub Actions workflows without approval. It follows a plan-before-apply remediation workflow, drafting a corrective plan and requiring explicit approval before implementing any changes.

To debug GitHub PR checks across repositories, you need a valid PR context or URL and GitHub CLI authentication. The skill uses these to inspect Actions-based checks, fetch logs, and guide controlled remediation.