gh-fix-ci

To find the root cause of failing GitHub Actions PR checks, this Skill runs the bundled inspect_pr_checks.py script to fetch run metadata, stream workflow logs, and extract concise failure snippets with tail context for actionable triage.

Triage of failed or pending GitHub Actions workflows is handled by streaming job logs, noting external providers, and applying adaptive field fallbacks via the gh pr checks command to locate failing jobs and capture their metadata.

Yes, you need authenticated GitHub CLI access to debug CI logs, as the Skill requires gh CLI to run pr checks and fetch metadata, logs, and failure markers for the current branch or a user-provided PR number.

You get actionable log snippets from a failing CI pull request by running python inspect_pr_checks.py with the repository and PR number, which streams workflow logs and highlights concise failure markers plus tail context.

Yes, you can triage GitHub Actions checks by providing a specific PR URL or PR number, which the Skill parses to fetch failing job metadata and summarize log snippets for the targeted pull request.

After extracting failure snippets from GitHub Actions logs, you should verify gh authentication, draft a concise fix plan, implement the approved changes, and re-run the checks before reporting the results.