gh-fix-ci
OfficialUse when a user asks to debug or fix failing GitHub PR checks that run in GitHub Actions; use `gh` to inspect checks and logs, summarize failure context, draft a fix plan, and implement only after exp
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About this skill
What it does
This skill assists users in debugging and resolving failed GitHub Pull Request (PR) checks executed by GitHub Actions. It leverages the gh command-line tool to analyze check status, examine associated logs, and synthesize a concise summary of the failure context. The skill then proposes a plan for remediation and implements the fix directly within the repository.
When to use it
- A PR is failing checks in GitHub Actions, and you need help understanding why.
- You're unfamiliar with the codebase or the specific tests that are failing.
- You want a suggested plan of action for resolving the failed checks.
- You require automated implementation of a fix after reviewing the proposed solution.
Key capabilities
- Inspects GitHub Actions check status using
gh. - Analyzes logs associated with failing checks.
- Summarizes failure context and provides a concise explanation.
- Drafts a plan for fixing failed PR checks.
- Implements suggested fixes directly within the repository.
Example prompts
- "My pull request is failing CI, can you help me debug it?"
- "The GitHub Actions tests are broken on my PR; what's causing this and how should I fix it?"
- "Can you summarize why my latest PR check failed and suggest a solution?"
Tips & gotchas
- Requires the
ghcommand-line tool to be installed and authenticated. - The skill will only implement fixes after explicit user approval of the proposed plan.