gh-fix-ci

You can automate fixing GitHub PR check failures by executing gh commands to fetch check logs, analyzing the failure context, and generating a targeted fix plan that you approve before implementation.

Yes, you need the gh command-line tool installed and authenticated to fetch PR check details and GitHub Actions logs for analyzing failures and proposing a fix plan.

The best way to analyze GitHub Actions logs for PR failures is to automate the extraction of check details and logs via gh, summarize the failure context, and draft a fix plan for explicit approval.

Yes, you can draft a fix plan for failing GitHub Actions checks automatically using an optional create-plan skill or inline drafting, ensuring you review and explicitly approve fixes before implementation.

No, this Skill does not implement code fixes automatically; it analyzes failing PR check logs and proposes a fix plan, requiring your explicit approval before any implementation begins to maintain workflow control.