What permissions are required for the GitHub CLI?

The GitHub CLI (gh) must be authenticated with 'workflow' and 'repo' scopes. You can check your current permissions by running 'gh auth status' or re-authenticate using 'gh auth login'.

Does it apply code changes without permission?

No. The skill follows a safe workflow where it first proposes a fix plan. It will only implement changes to your codebase after you have reviewed and approved the plan.

How does it handle very large CI log files?

The skill includes a bundled Python script designed to fetch logs and extract only the most relevant failure snippets, ensuring that the critical error context fits within the AI's processing window.

Does this skill work with external CI providers like Buildkite?

Currently, this skill is optimized for GitHub Actions. For external providers, it will report the check status and provide a URL to the external logs, but it will not attempt to parse them automatically.

GitHub Actions CI Fixer

Name: GitHub Actions CI Fixer
Author: akiojin

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Deployment & DevOps

Automates the identification, diagnosis, and fixing of failing GitHub Actions CI checks on pull requests.

The GitHub Actions CI Fixer (gh-fix-ci) streamlines the developer workflow by automating the tedious process of debugging broken pipelines. It utilizes the GitHub CLI to inspect PR status, intelligently extracts relevant failure snippets from GitHub Actions logs, and provides a summarized context of the errors. Once a failure is diagnosed, the skill works with a planning framework to propose specific code changes and implements them upon your approval, helping you maintain a green build status with minimal manual effort.