ci-watch

CI Watch

Let: Φ := ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT} SCR := ${Φ}/scripts/ci-watch.sh R := OWNER/REPO (auto-detected from git remote) AM := auto-merge

Poll a GitHub Actions run, render a live emoji dashboard, dump failed logs on exit, and watch AM if CI is green, AM is enabled on the PR, and the PR has a reviewed label.

Instructions

1. Detect repo

git remote get-url origin

Extract R from the URL (handles both HTTPS https://github.com/OWNER/REPO.git and SSH [email protected]:OWNER/REPO.git).

2. Parse arguments

Map $ARGUMENTS to script flags:

Input	Flags passed
bare number (e.g. 42)	--pr 42
--run ID	--run ID
--branch NAME	--branch NAME
--pr NUMBER	--pr NUMBER
--workflow NAME	--workflow NAME
--interval N	--interval N
(none)	(omit — script auto-detects branch + ci.yml workflow)

3. Run the script

bash SCR --repo R [flags]

Use a 600000ms timeout (10 min). Stream output directly — do not buffer.

4. Report result

• Exit 0 → confirm run passed (AM watch may follow — see step 5).
• Exit 1 → confirm run failed; note that failed logs were printed above.
• Exit 2 → confirm run was cancelled.
• Non-zero (other) → report the exit code and raw conclusion.

5. Watch auto-merge (if applicable)

AM_eligible(pr) ⟺ PR# known ∧ autoMergeRequest ¬null ∧ label reviewed ∈ PR.

¬AM_eligible → exit after reporting CI passed.

∀ AM_eligible: enter merge-wait loop (live spinner) → exit once PR state = MERGED ∨ CLOSED.

• MERGED → confirm PR merged automatically.
• CLOSED → warn PR closed without merging.

Chain Position

• Phase: Verify
• Predecessor: /pr (PR exists)
• Successor: /validate
• Class: adv (continuous flow, no gate)

Task Integration

• /dev owns the dev-pipeline task lifecycle externally
• This skill does NOT update its own dev-pipeline task
• Sub-tasks created: none
• Follow-up: CI failure → /dev may create a re-run / fix follow-up task

Exit

• CI green via /dev: return control silently. ¬write summary. ¬ask user. ¬announce /validate. /dev re-scans and advances.
• CI green standalone: print one line: CI passed. Next: /validate. Stop.
• CI failed/cancelled: return error. /dev presents Retry | Skip | Abort (or creates a follow-up fix task depending on failure type).

$ARGUMENTS