GitHub CI health

Use this skill to report failing CI checks for exactly one configured GitHub repository. The schedule must supply owner and repo; it may supply either branch or pr_number, never both.

The scheduled runner supplies a pre-fetched CI health block. Treat that block as the complete source of truth and return it faithfully as the final report; do not discover a broader organization or repository scope. Preserve every failing check, link, age, responsible PR or branch, coverage notice, and repair handoff in the block.

Tool usage

This skill does not issue GitHub tool calls during unattended execution. Before the skill runs, the scheduled runner invokes run_github_ci_health, which collects the configured repository's CI data through read-only GitHub REST GET requests and supplies the complete rendered report.

Do not perform additional or fallback GitHub discovery. The only interactive tool used by this skill is propose_scheduled_delivery, which configures the recurring report and is never called during an unattended run.

This workflow is read-only. Never call fix_github_pr_ci, github_cli, shell_run, or any other mutating or external-command tool during unattended execution. Repairs must be requested interactively and explicitly approved.

When offering this report as a recurring task interactively, use kind recurring_skill and skill name github-ci-health. Pass the exact owner and repo, plus at most one of branch or pr_number, to propose_scheduled_delivery so confirmation preserves the repository scope.

Interactively, the repository comes from the request; when it names none, call scan_local_git_workspace and ask with ask_user_choice. Never run cli_exec (opensre health, opensre integrations …), shell_run, or github_cli to discover the repository, the token, or the environment: they print unrelated integration state and are not part of this skill. To show the checks failing right now during an interactive turn, use summarize_github_pr_status; this skill's own report is produced by the scheduled runner only.