gh-fix-ci

To diagnose failing GitHub PR checks, you can inspect the PR via the gh CLI and retrieve relevant GitHub Actions logs to surface a clear failure context for debugging.

You can generate a fix plan for failing GitHub Actions CI runs by analyzing the extracted logs, summarizing the failure context, and proposing a concrete remediation plan for explicit user approval.

For non-GitHub Actions checks during PR debugging, the workflow scopes the process by reporting the details URL and keeping the workflow lean rather than fetching external logs.

Yes, gh authentication is required to analyze PR CI failures, as the bundled script relies on the gh CLI to inspect repository checks and fetch GitHub Actions logs.

The best way to automate debugging for failing CI pipelines is running a bundled script to identify failing PR checks, fetch logs, and generate a concise failure summary with a proposed fix plan.

You cannot automatically implement fixes without explicit user approval; the workflow generates a fix plan based on GitHub Actions logs and implements the changes only after you approve.