菜单
Investigate and fix CI failures. Use when: debugging failed GitHub Actions runs, fixing build/test failures, or processing ci.status relay events.
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基于 SOC 职业分类
Manage tasks with bit issue — Git-native issue tracking without external services. Use when: creating tasks, tracking work items, organizing sub-issues, searching issues, or managing project workflow with bit.
Manage implementation sessions with bit issue coordination. Use when: starting non-trivial code changes, resuming previous work, entering plan mode, creating branches, or doing parallel work. Triggers on keywords: bit issue, session, parallel work, resume, continue.
Analyze and triage issues — categorize, assess complexity, suggest approach. Use when: reviewing new issues, prioritizing backlog, or processing hub.issue relay events.
Review code changes and provide structured feedback. Use when: reviewing PRs, analyzing code diffs for bugs/security/style, or processing review.request relay events.
Push results back to a bit relay room after completing a task. Use when: reporting CI status, submitting PR reviews, commenting on issues, or publishing agent responses via relay.
Synchronize bit issues and PRs across repositories via a relay server. Use when: coordinating with remote sessions, sharing issues between machines, syncing hub data across clones, or the user mentions relay, sync, remote coordination, or distributed issues.
| name | fix-ci |
| description | Investigate and fix CI failures. Use when: debugging failed GitHub Actions runs, fixing build/test failures, or processing ci.status relay events. |
Investigate and fix CI failures.
gh run list shows a failed runci.status: fail (optional, requires relay)gh run list --repo <repo> to find the failed rungh run view <id> --log-failed to get failure detailspkf run release-check or relevant tests# Commit the fix
git add -A && git commit -m "Fix CI: <description>"
# Via relay (optional)
bit relay ci push <repo> --status pass --ref <ref>