How does CI Monitor save tokens during development?

It implements a SLEEP pattern that pauses active processing and token usage while waiting for CI checks to complete, rather than constantly polling within the active session.

Is the webhook server secure for local use?

The skill provides safety warnings for port usage and supports secret validation to ensure that only authenticated GitHub webhooks can trigger a wake event.

What wake mechanisms does this skill support?

CI Monitor supports background polling scripts, SessionStart hooks that check status when you start a new session, and a local webhook server for instant event-driven triggers.

Can it automatically merge my pull requests?

Yes, the skill includes logic to evaluate CI results and can be configured to automatically merge a PR once all required checks have passed.

Does this skill require specific tools installed locally?

Yes, it requires the GitHub CLI (gh) and jq for parsing JSON status data from your repository.

CI Monitor

Name: CI Monitor
Author: troykelly

bytroykelly

Deployment & DevOps

Monitors CI/PR status and implements efficient sleep/wake patterns to optimize orchestration and token usage.

About

CI Monitor is a specialized development skill that enables Claude Code to autonomously track the status of Continuous Integration (CI) pipelines and Pull Requests. By implementing a sophisticated 'SLEEP/WAKE' pattern, the skill prevents resource waste by pausing Claude's activity while waiting for external checks to finish. It leverages the GitHub CLI for status evaluation and offers multiple resume triggers—including background polling, session start hooks, and a local webhook server—ensuring Claude resumes work immediately upon CI success or failure.

Key Features

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Automated CI status evaluation using GitHub CLI and jq integration
Multiple wake mechanisms including background polling and session hooks
Autonomous CI result handling including auto-merge and failure investigation
Efficient SLEEP/WAKE orchestration to minimize token consumption during CI wait times
Integrated webhook server support for real-time CI completion events

Use Cases

Managing autonomous PR lifecycles from creation to merge based on CI results
Orchestrating complex multi-PR workflows that depend on sequential CI passes
Monitoring long-running test suites without requiring manual developer oversight

About

Key Features

0 GitHub stars
Automated CI status evaluation using GitHub CLI and jq integration
Multiple wake mechanisms including background polling and session hooks
Autonomous CI result handling including auto-merge and failure investigation
Efficient SLEEP/WAKE orchestration to minimize token consumption during CI wait times
Integrated webhook server support for real-time CI completion events

Use Cases

Managing autonomous PR lifecycles from creation to merge based on CI results
Orchestrating complex multi-PR workflows that depend on sequential CI passes
Monitoring long-running test suites without requiring manual developer oversight