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Poll CI checks on a PR until they finish, reporting progress. Use when the user says "watch CI", "monitor CI", "wait for CI", "watch the build", "let me know when CI finishes", or wants to track CI check progress on a PR.
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| name | watch-ci |
| description | Poll CI checks on a PR until they finish, reporting progress. Use when the user says "watch CI", "monitor CI", "wait for CI", "watch the build", "let me know when CI finishes", or wants to track CI check progress on a PR. |
| user_invocable | true |
| arguments | [{"name":"pr","description":"PR number to watch. Defaults to the PR for the current branch.","required":false},{"name":"repo","description":"GitHub repo (owner/repo). Defaults to current repo.","required":false}] |
Monitor CI checks on a PR, polling at regular intervals until all checks complete, then report the final result.
If no PR number is provided, detect it from the current branch:
gh pr view --json number --jq '.number'
Run the script once manually to get the initial recommended interval:
bash watch-ci/scripts/watch-ci.sh <pr-number> [repo]
The script outputs RECOMMENDED_INTERVAL=<duration> (e.g. 2m, 5m, 10m) based on:
Read the RECOMMENDED_INTERVAL value from the output.
/loop <interval> bash watch-ci/scripts/watch-ci.sh <pr-number> [repo]
The script exits 0 when all checks finish (pass or fail) and 1 while still pending. The loop handles the repeat automatically.
Adjust the interval if it changes: If the script's RECOMMENDED_INTERVAL differs from the current loop interval by more than 2 minutes, stop the loop and restart it with the new interval.
When the loop reports all checks finished:
/ci-fix <pr-number> to investigate.The script determines the poll interval dynamically:
| Scenario | Interval |
|---|---|
| No historical data, elapsed < 5m | 2m |
| No historical data, elapsed 5–15m | 5m |
| No historical data, elapsed > 15m | 10m |
| Historical avg known, > 20m remaining | 10m |
| Historical avg known, 10–20m remaining | 5m |
| Historical avg known, 3–10m remaining | 3m |
| Historical avg known, < 3m remaining | 2m |