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lemonx

v1.0.6

Published

Scaffold a GitHub Actions AI test-fix loop workflow into your repo

Readme

lemonx

A zero-dependency CLI that scaffolds a GitHub Actions AI test-fix loop workflow into your project, and updates your README with setup instructions.

Usage

Run from the root of your project:

npx lemonx

What it does

  1. Creates .github/workflows/ai-test-loop.yml with an AI-powered test-fix loop workflow
  2. Updates your README.md (or creates one) with:
    • Required GitHub repository secrets to set up
    • Step-by-step instructions for adding them
    • A description of what the workflow does

Required secrets

Before pushing, add these to Settings → Secrets and variables → Actions in your GitHub repo:

| Secret | Description | |---|---| | CLOUDFLARE_ACCOUNT_ID | Your Cloudflare Account ID | | CLOUDFLARE_API_KEY | Your Cloudflare API Key |

The generated workflow

The workflow triggers on every push and pull request to non-main branches and:

  • Checks out your repository
  • Verifies Docker and Docker Compose availability
  • Runs docker compose up --build for the AI test-fix loop
  • Cleans up all containers and volumes when done

License

MIT

⚙️ GitHub Actions – AI Test Loop

This repo uses an AI-powered test-fix loop that runs automatically on every push and pull request (except main).

🔐 Required: Add Repository Secrets

Before pushing, you must add the following secrets to your GitHub repository, or the workflow will fail:

| Secret Name | Description | |---|---| | CLOUDFLARE_ACCOUNT_ID | Your Cloudflare Account ID | | CLOUDFLARE_API_KEY | Your Cloudflare API Key |

How to add secrets:

  1. Go to your repository on GitHub
  2. Navigate to Settings → Secrets and variables → Actions
  3. Click "New repository secret"
  4. Add each secret listed above

🚀 What it does

On every push/PR to a non-main branch, the workflow:

  1. Checks out your repository
  2. Verifies Docker and Docker Compose are available
  3. Runs the AI test-fix loop via docker compose up
  4. Cleans up containers and volumes after completion

The workflow file lives at .github/workflows/ai-test-loop.yml.