Do I need the GitHub CLI installed to use this skill?

Yes, this skill requires the GitHub CLI (gh) to be installed and authenticated via 'gh auth status' on your machine for Claude to execute the commands.

Can I filter workflow runs by branch?

Yes, the skill allows you to list and filter workflow runs by branch, status, or specific workflow filenames for better organization.

Can I view logs for specific failed jobs?

Absolutely. The skill supports viewing full logs or specifically targeting failed job logs to help you debug integration issues faster.

Does this skill support real-time monitoring?

Yes, the 'watch' functionality allows Claude to track the progress of a running workflow and notify you once it completes.

Is it possible to restart a workflow that failed?

Yes, you can use Claude to rerun entire workflows or choose to rerun only the failed jobs to save time and compute resources.

GitHub Actions Manager

Name: GitHub Actions Manager
Author: robbyt

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Deployment & DevOps

Manages GitHub Actions workflows and monitors CI/CD pipeline status directly through the GitHub CLI.

About

The GitHub Actions skill empowers Claude to interact with your CI/CD pipelines by leveraging the official GitHub CLI. It allows developers to check build statuses, inspect detailed logs for failed jobs, monitor live progress of running workflows, and trigger reruns without leaving the terminal environment. This skill is particularly useful for debugging deployment failures, verifying code integration, and maintaining high development velocity through streamlined workflow visibility and control.

Key Features

Triggering workflow reruns for entire pipelines or failed sections
Viewing comprehensive run metadata including status, conclusion, and job details
Real-time CI/CD status monitoring and build tracking
Filtering workflow runs by branch, status, or specific workflow files
Detailed log retrieval for specific runs and failed jobs
31 GitHub stars

Use Cases

Watching a running CI process to get immediate feedback after a push
Listing and rerunning failed workflows to ensure clean deployment cycles
Investigating why a specific build failed by pulling relevant job logs

About

Key Features

Triggering workflow reruns for entire pipelines or failed sections
Viewing comprehensive run metadata including status, conclusion, and job details
Real-time CI/CD status monitoring and build tracking
Filtering workflow runs by branch, status, or specific workflow files
Detailed log retrieval for specific runs and failed jobs
31 GitHub stars

Use Cases

Watching a running CI process to get immediate feedback after a push
Listing and rerunning failed workflows to ensure clean deployment cycles
Investigating why a specific build failed by pulling relevant job logs