loop-on-ci

Automate GitHub Actions failure triage by watching CI runs for the current branch and iterating on failures until all checks pass. The workflow identifies failing checks, guides targeted fixes, commits, pushes, and re-runs until the build is green.

Yes, you can monitor CI runs using the GitHub CLI by running `gh run watch --exit-status` to block until CI completes and addressing failures as they occur. This automates the iteration cycle for required checks.

The best way to debug failing CI checks is to use a workflow that watches runs, surfaces actionable status and logs, and applies guardrails to limit fixes to single-failure scopes, ensuring you identify, reproduce, and repair failing checks quickly.

Yes, the CI debugging workflow applies guardrails to limit fixes to single-failure scopes. This ensures targeted repairs for failing checks without introducing unrelated changes to the branch pull request.

Branch CI failures slow teams down by requiring manual log analysis and repeated iterations. You can reduce CI debugging time by automating run monitoring and guiding targeted fixes until all required checks pass.