gh-fix-ci

You fix failing GitHub Actions PR checks by using gh authentication to fetch checks, retrieve run metadata and logs, and extract actionable failure snippets. The tool then proposes a concise fix plan that is implemented only after explicit approval.

You extract failure snippets from GitHub Actions CI logs by fetching run results and metadata through gh authentication. The process correlates the extracted log failures directly with the relevant PR to isolate the root cause.

You cannot automatically apply fixes without confirmation. The workflow generates a concise repair plan using an integrated planning workflow, but it implements changes to your repository only after receiving explicit user approval.

Yes, you need gh authentication to debug GitHub Actions CI failures. The diagnostic process relies on gh commands to fetch PR checks, retrieve run metadata, and download the logs required to propose a targeted fix.

The best way to diagnose GitHub Actions PR check failures is to fetch run metadata and logs via gh, extract actionable failure snippets from the output, and correlate them with the PR to generate a targeted, approval-based fix plan.

Yes, the workflow supports proposing a plan before modifying repository files. It generates a concise fix plan using an integrated planning workflow and waits for explicit approval before implementing any changes to resolve the CI failure.