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@arvoretech/pi-ci-watch

v1.0.1

Published

PI extension that monitors CI status on a PR and auto-fixes failures

Readme

@arvoretech/pi-ci-watch

Monitors CI status for GitHub PRs and auto-fixes failures. Closes the feedback loop between CI and the coding agent.

Install

pi install npm:@arvoretech/pi-ci-watch

Or in .pi/settings.json:

{
  "packages": ["npm:@arvoretech/pi-ci-watch"]
}

Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | /ci-watch <pr> | Monitor CI and auto-fix failures (up to 3 attempts) | | /ci-notify <pr> | Monitor CI and notify when done (no auto-fix) | | /ci-auto on\|off | Auto-watch after every push (default: off) | | /ci-config <min> <max> <step> | Configure poll intervals in seconds | | /ci-config | Show current config |

How it works

  1. Polls gh pr checks with a smart interval (30s → 45s → 60s → 30s...)
  2. If CI passed: notifies ✅
  3. If CI failed: fetches logs via gh run view --log-failed, returns them to the LLM to fix
  4. LLM reads the error, fixes the code, commits, pushes
  5. Repeats until CI passes (max 3 attempts)

Auto mode

When enabled with /ci-auto on, the extension detects git push output and automatically starts monitoring the associated PR.

Poll configuration

Default: 30s min, 60s max, 15s step. The interval grows from min to max, then resets — never grows infinitely.

/ci-config 20 90 10

Sets: 20s → 30s → 40s → ... → 90s → 20s → ...

Requirements

  • gh CLI installed and authenticated
  • Repository with GitHub Actions CI