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Check CircleCI status for a branch and help fix CI failures.
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| name | workon-ci-status |
| description | Check CircleCI status for a branch and help fix CI failures. |
| argument-hint | ["branch"] |
| allowed-tools | Bash(workon:*), Read, Grep, Glob |
workon ci-status $ARGUMENTS
This shows:
If there are failed jobs, get the full output:
workon ci-failure [job-number]
This outputs the full, untruncated error output from the failed step.
After getting the failure output:
| Failure | How to identify | How to fix |
|---|---|---|
| Test failure | Look for "FAIL", assertion errors | Read the test file, check expected vs actual |
| Lint error | Look for eslint/rubocop errors | Run linter locally, fix violations |
| Type error | Look for TypeScript errors | Check type definitions and usage |
| Build error | Look for compilation failures | Check imports, syntax errors |
| Cypress failure | Look for timeout, element not found | Check selectors, add waits if needed |
Analyze flaky CI tests using CircleCI Insights. Use when investigating test flakiness, triaging CI failures, or deciding which flaky tests to fix next.
Add a comment to the current ClickUp ticket. Use when the user says "workon comment" or wants to add a comment to the ticket.
Merge a pull request and post a merge comment. Only use when explicitly requested.
Create a pull request using the workon CLI. Use when the user says "workon pr", "create a PR", "open a PR", or indicates code is ready for review.
Check the status of a pull request including CI checks and approvals.
Update sections of an existing pull request. Use when the user wants to improve or fix the PR description.