About w-gha
w-gha is a Basilic workflow agent skill for diagnosing and fixing failing GitHub Actions on the current branch. It uses gh to inspect checks and logs, then directs fixes toward the underlying cause.
Key features
- 01Verify branch and upstream state
- 02Inspect pull request checks and workflow runs with gh
- 03Read failed logs and download artifacts
- 04Trace failures to tests, builds, dependencies, or environment
- 05Re-run workflow-equivalent local commands
Use cases
- 01Diagnose failed GitHub Actions for a branch
- 02Identify the owning cause across multiple failed jobs
- 03Confirm fixes with the workflow's local checks
Install
Copy the command and run it in a terminal.
$
npx skills add https:/ / github.com/ blockmatic-icebox/ basilic-skills --skill w-ghaAfter installing, type/w-ghain Claude Code to confirm it loaded.
Details
From the project READMEFix failing GitHub Actions for the current branch. Use gh, never GitHub MCP for Actions logs. Follow git publish.
git branch --show-current. Resolve the upstream tracking branch and confirm it exists.git status -sbis not proof the branch is pushed. Confirm HEAD is not ahead of upstream, or identify the PR head SHA (gh pr view --json headRefOid) and use that SHA when selecting runs.gh pr checks;gh run list --branch "$(git branch --show-current)" --limit 10(or--commit <headSha>); failed run →gh run view <id> --log-failed; artifacts →gh run download <id>.- Parse logs for tests, lint, build, missing deps, env, timeouts. When 2+ jobs failed, spawn one read-only parser per distinct job. Change the owning cause yourself.
- Re-run the same local commands the workflow uses. Do not add
gh run watchto every push. No commit or push unless the user requested that action. - Docs:
/w-docsif behavior or commands changed.
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