gh-fix-ci

To debug failing GitHub Actions checks, the skill uses gh to locate failing runs, extracts concise failure log snippets, and drafts an implementable remediation plan for user approval.

You can get a summary of GitHub Actions CI failure logs by fetching run and job logs via the gh CLI, extracting concise failure snippets, and flagging missing logs or external checks as out of scope.

Yes, you need gh authentication with workflow and repo scopes to fix CI failures, as the process requires the ability to fetch run and job logs from GitHub Actions.

You can automatically apply code fixes for failing GitHub Actions checks after the skill drafts a remediation plan and you provide explicit user approval for the proposed changes.

The best way to triage missing GitHub Actions logs or external checks is to explicitly flag them as out of scope, focusing remediation efforts only on actionable failure snippets from GitHub Actions runs.

The gh-fix-ci skill requires approval before applying changes to a PR to ensure user control over the proposed minimal code or workflow fix before implementation and rechecking the CI status.