gh-fix-ci

You can diagnose failing GitHub Actions checks by fetching logs, extracting failure snippets, and summarizing the root cause. This skill automates inspecting PR checks and pulling logs to identify why your CI pipeline is failing.

Yes, you can automatically fix failing CI checks by generating a remediation plan from the summarized log failures. After you approve the drafted plan, the skill applies the changes and rechecks the GitHub Actions status.

Yes, you need gh authentication to debug GitHub Actions logs. The skill requires gh access to PR checks to fetch logs, extract failure details, and coordinate the remediation plan for the repository.

The best way to summarize GitHub Actions log failures is to extract concise failure snippets from the logs and use a plan skill to draft a targeted fix. This ensures accurate remediation before applying code changes.

Your CI fix workflow requires plan approval to ensure the drafted changes accurately address the summarized GitHub Actions failures. This prevents incorrect modifications by validating the remediation strategy before rechecking the PR status.