Github: Fix CI

To diagnose failing GitHub Actions checks, you can pull and summarize actionable logs from specific PR runs to identify the failing workflows and extract the failure context. This summarizes the logs to provide a clear failure context.

Yes, you can automatically generate a repair plan for a failing GitHub CI workflow by inspecting PR checks, summarizing the extracted job logs, and proposing a concise implementation plan for your approval.

Yes, you need the gh CLI installed to authenticate with GitHub, inspect PR checks, and fetch run and job logs for diagnosing CI failures. The tool relies on gh to extract the necessary actionable logs.

The best way to extract machine-friendly output from GitHub CI logs is to run the inspection script with the --json flag, which formats the summarized PR checks and failure context for automated processing.

You get a summarized failure context from GitHub Actions run logs by executing a script that authenticates with gh, inspects the specific PR checks, and formats the extracted job logs into a concise actionable summary.