gh-fix-ci

To debug failing GitHub Actions PR checks, this skill uses the gh CLI to locate failing checks, fetch logs, and summarize the failure context. It then generates a concise fix plan and requests your explicit approval before applying any changes to the pull request.

Yes, you can use the gh CLI to extract and summarize GitHub Actions logs. The skill aggregates logs by running a bundled Python script to inspect PR checks, fetches the relevant logs, and enumerates failing jobs to accelerate triage.

No additional dependencies are required to diagnose GitHub PR check failures beyond the standard environment. The skill is a self-contained unit with a scripts directory, relying solely on the gh CLI to fetch logs and generate corrective steps.

The best way to generate a fix plan for failing CI jobs is to aggregate logs and insights to accelerate triage. This skill extracts failure context from GitHub Actions logs and proposes corrective steps, deferring actual changes until explicit approval is granted.

No, the skill will not automatically apply changes to fix your GitHub Actions CI failures. It drafts a corrective fix plan based on the extracted logs and failure context, then strictly defers all modifications until you provide explicit approval.