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Diagnosing failing GitHub Actions checks involves running a guided triage workflow that inspects PR check data, classifies the root cause using a standard CI failure taxonomy, and generates a remediation plan. It requires gh authentication to access pull request check data.

Evidence-based triage for CI failures is a guided workflow that records findings with evidence links and failure context to isolate root causes. It moves failed checks from symptoms to verified root-cause fixes without bypassing quality gates.

Yes, you need gh authentication to triage failing PR checks. Access to PR check data is required to run the inspection script, record results with reusable templates, and generate verification steps.

You can classify root causes for GitHub Actions failures using a defined CI failure taxonomy. The triage workflow applies this standard classification to recorded findings and produces a targeted remediation plan.

The best way to plan remediation for failing CI checks is using a workflow-driven approach that generates a remediation plan with verification steps. This ensures fixes are verified against evidence links and failure context.