Fix session protocol validation failures in GitHub Actions. Use when a PR fails with "Session protocol validation failed", "MUST requirement(s) not met", "NON_COMPLIANT" verdict, or "Aggregate Results" job failure in the Session Protocol Validation workflow. With deterministic validation, failures show exact missing requirements directly in Job Summary - no artifact downloads needed.
Fixes session protocol validation failures by reading GitHub Actions Job Summaries and applying required corrections.
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Fix session protocol validation failures using deterministic validation feedback from Job Summary.
Just tell me what failed:
session-log-fixer: fix run 20548622722
or
my PR failed session validation, please fix it
The skill will read the Job Summary from the failed run, identify the non-compliant session file, and apply the necessary fixes.
| Trigger Phrase | Operation |
|---|---|
fix session validation failure | Detect and fix session log issues |
session protocol failed in CI | Read Job Summary and apply fixes |
fix the failing session check | Context-aware CI failure resolution |
NON_COMPLIANT session log | Direct from CI validation output |
my PR failed session validation | Natural language activation |
| Input | Output | Quality Gate |
|---|---|---|
| Run ID or PR number | Fixed session file with commit | CI re-run passes |
Use this skill when:
Use session-init instead when:
GitHub Actions Failure
│
▼
┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ Phase 1: READ JOB SUMMARY │
│ • Extract run ID from URL or PR │
│ • Read Job Summary from GitHub Actions │
│ • Identify NON_COMPLIANT session files │
│ • Parse specific missing requirements │
│ • View detailed validation results │
├───────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ Phase 2: ANALYZE │
│ • Read failing session file │
│ • Read SESSION-PROTOCOL.md template │
│ • Diff current vs required structure │
│ • Identify specific missing elements │
├───────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ Phase 3: FIX │
│ • Apply fixes based on Job Summary details │
│ • Copy template sections exactly │
│ • Add evidence to verification steps │
│ • Validate fix locally with validate_session_json.py │
├───────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ Phase 4: VERIFY │
│ • Commit and push changes │
│ • Monitor re-run status │
│ • Confirm COMPLIANT verdict in new Job Summary │
└───────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
│
▼
Passing CI
# By run ID
python3 .claude/skills/session-log-fixer/scripts/get_validation_errors.py --run-id 20548622722
# By PR number
python3 .claude/skills/session-log-fixer/scripts/get_validation_errors.py --pull-request 799
Navigate to the failed GitHub Actions run and click the Summary tab. The Session Protocol Compliance Report shows:
Example Job Summary output:
## Session Protocol Compliance Report
> [!CAUTION]
> ❌ **Overall Verdict: CRITICAL_FAIL**
>
> 1 MUST requirement(s) not met. These must be addressed before merge.
### Compliance Summary
| Session File | Verdict | MUST Failures |
|:-------------|:--------|:-------------:|
| `2025-12-29-session-11.md` | ❌ NON_COMPLIANT | 1 |
### Detailed Validation Results
Click each session to see the complete validation report with specific requirement failures.
<details>
<summary>📄 2025-12-29-session-11</summary>
| Check | Level | Status | Issues |
|-------|-------|--------|--------|
| SessionLogExists | MUST | PASS | - |
| ProtocolComplianceSection | MUST | FAIL | Missing 'Protocol Compliance' section |
| MustRequirements | MUST | PASS | - |
| HandoffUpdated | MUST | PASS | - |
...
</details>
The detailed results tell you exactly which MUST requirements failed.
Validate locally before pushing:
python3 scripts/validate_session_json.py ".agents/sessions/<session-file>.json"
This uses the same script as CI, so results match exactly.
Session files are at .agents/sessions/YYYY-MM-DD-session-NN-*.md
Identify what's missing by comparing against the Protocol Compliance section structure.
Read .agents/SESSION-PROTOCOL.md to get the canonical checklist templates for:
CRITICAL: Copy the exact table structure. Do not recreate from memory.
Common fixes by failure type:
| Failure | Fix |
|---|---|
| Missing Session Start table | Copy template from SESSION-PROTOCOL.md |
| Missing Session End table | Copy template from SESSION-PROTOCOL.md |
| "Pending commit" | Replace with actual commit SHA from gh pr view |
| Empty evidence column | Add evidence text: "Tool output present", "Content in context", or "Commit SHA: abc1234" |
| Unchecked MUST | Mark [x] with evidence, or mark [N/A] with justification if truly not applicable |
For SHOULD requirements: Use [N/A] when not applicable. Use [x] with evidence when completed.
For MUST requirements: Never leave unchecked without explanation.
git add ".agents/sessions/<session-file>.md"
git commit -m "docs: fix session protocol compliance for <session-name>
Add missing <what was missing> to satisfy session protocol validation."
git push
gh run list --branch (git branch --show-current) --limit 3
gh run view <new-run-id> --json conclusion
Check the Job Summary tab again. If validation still fails, the detailed results show what's still missing.
After applying fixes:
[x] with evidence| Avoid | Why | Instead |
|---|---|---|
| Recreating tables from memory | Will miss exact structure | Copy from SESSION-PROTOCOL.md |
| Marking MUST as N/A without justification | Validation will fail | Provide specific justification |
| Using placeholder evidence | Validators detect these | Use real evidence text |
| Fixing without checking Job Summary | May miss actual failure | Always check Job Summary first |
| Ignoring SHOULD requirements | Creates future tech debt | Mark appropriately |
| Problem | Solution |
|---|---|
gh run view fails | Verify run ID is correct, check authentication |
| Can't find Job Summary | Click "Summary" tab at top of workflow run page |
| Job Summary unclear | Expand detailed validation results for specifics |
| Fix didn't work | Check new Job Summary for remaining issues |
| Wrong session file | Verify branch matches PR, check for multiple session files |
| Local validation differs from CI | Ensure you're using latest SESSION-PROTOCOL.md |
| Script | Purpose | Exit Codes |
|---|---|---|
| get_validation_errors.py | Extract validation errors from GitHub Actions Job Summary | 0=success, 1=run not found, 2=no errors found |
# Get errors by run ID
python3 .claude/skills/session-log-fixer/scripts/get_validation_errors.py --run-id 20548622722
# Get errors by PR number
python3 .claude/skills/session-log-fixer/scripts/get_validation_errors.py --pull-request 799
| Skill | Relationship |
|---|---|
| session-init | Prevents need for this skill by correct initialization |
| analyze | Deep investigation when fixes aren't obvious |
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