pr-watch

You can automatically fix CI failures by monitoring the pull request's status, reading failure logs, and applying targeted minimal code changes as new commits. This skill automates that entire process locally using the gh CLI to fetch logs and push fixes.

Yes, you can monitor CI status locally and optionally auto-merge pull requests when all checks pass. The skill continuously watches the PR's CI status and can trigger a merge automatically once the pipeline turns green.

Yes, you need the gh CLI installed and authenticated to use this PR monitoring and auto-fix workflow. It relies on the gh CLI integration to query CI status, fetch pull request data, and read failure logs locally.

The best way to debug failing CI checks without manual log reading is to use an automated watcher that reads failure logs and applies minimal fixes. This skill parses CI logs locally, identifies the failure, and pushes corrective code commits automatically.

An automated PR watcher applies code fixes by querying CI status, reading the specific failure logs, and generating minimal code changes. It then pushes these targeted fixes as new commits to your pull request branch.

A limitation of automatically fixing CI failures locally is that it applies minimal code changes based on log readings, meaning complex architectural failures may require manual intervention. It also depends entirely on local gh CLI access and proper authentication to push commits.