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    CI/CD Pipeline Failure Fixer

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    Diagnose CI/CD failures, analyze build logs, and generate corrected pipeline configurations across all major platforms.

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    CI/CD Pipeline Failure Fixer

    CI/CD Pipeline Failure Fixer

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    My GitHub Action just failed on the 'test' job. Here is my action.yml and the log output showing an exit code 127 after the 'npm install' step. Can you find the root cause and fix it?

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    • Compiled the ci cd pipeline

    The pipeline failed during the test stage because the npm command was not found in the runner environment. While npm install succeeded in the previous setup step, the test job was missing the necessary actions/setup-node configuration to persist the environment or was running on a different container without Node.js installed.

    Pipeline Failure Summary

    • Platform: GitHub Actions
    • Failed pipeline: CI Workflow
    • Failed stage: test
    • Failure type: Environment/Runtime
    • Root-cause confidence: High
    • Primary evidence: exit code 127 (Command not found) for npm in the test job log.

    Stage Map

    StageStatusDependencyKey Observation
    checkoutSuccessNoneRepository cloned successfully.
    buildSuccesscheckoutnpm install completed on a hosted runner.
    testFailedbuildnpm command not recognized.

    Root-Cause Analysis

    Issue — Missing Node Runtime in Test Job

    • Status: Confirmed
    • Evidence: Log shows sh: npm: command not found.
    • Root Cause: The test job is defined as a separate job from build but does not include the actions/setup-node step or a container image containing Node.js.
    • Why It Happens: GitHub Action jobs run on fresh runners unless explicitly configured otherwise.
    • Affected Stage: test

    Corrected Configuration

    jobs:
  test:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    needs: build
    steps:
      - uses: actions/checkout@v4
      - name: Setup Node.js
        uses: actions/setup-node@v4
        with:
          node-version: '20'
      - name: Install dependencies
        run: npm ci
      - name: Run tests
        run: npm test

    Required Environment Variables & Secrets

    NameTypeRequired?ScopePurposeAction
    NODE_AUTH_TOKENSecretOptionalnpm-registryFor private packagesCheck Repo Secrets

    Next steps

    1. Add the setup-node step to the test job in your action.yml.
    2. Ensure npm ci is used for consistent dependency installation in CI.
    3. Rerun the failed job to verify the npm command is available.

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    About this skill

    The problem

    CI/CD failures often produce opaque logs that lead to hours of trial-and-error debugging. Developers struggle to distinguish between intermittent environment flakes, missing secrets, and actual configuration syntax errors.

    What it does

    • Analyzes pipeline YAML and build logs to pinpoint the first meaningful failure point.
    • Traces stack traces and exit codes to separate root causes from downstream cascade errors.
    • Identifies missing or misconfigured environment variables and secrets without exposing sensitive values.
    • Generates minimal, corrected configuration snippets for GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, and more.
    • Provides actionable verification steps to reproduce and fix the failure locally or in-pipe.

    Frameworks & tools

    GitHub Actions, GitLab CI/CD, Jenkins, CircleCI, Bitbucket Pipelines, and Azure Pipelines. Supports Dockerfiles, dependency files (npm, pip, maven), and shell scripts.

    Why this beats prompting it yourself

    Generic LLMs often hallucinate fixes or suggest unrelated refactors. This skill follows a strict forensic workflow that prioritizes evidence from logs over guesswork, ensuring you get the smallest safe change required to green the build.

    Use cases

    • Debugging "Permission Denied" errors in containerized CI runners.
    • Fixing broken "needs" dependencies and artifact passing between stages.
    • Resolving version mismatches between local environments and CI agents.
    • Identifying missing repository secrets that cause silent deployment failures.

    Known limitations

    Cannot access private external logs or secret values directly. Requires manual provision of log snippets or YAML files if the agent lacks repository access.

    Requires manual input of logs and YAML if the agent does not have direct repository access. Cannot retrieve actual secret values from your CI provider.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    This skill automates the debugging process by analyzing build logs and YAML files to identify the root cause of failures, such as environment mismatches or dependency errors, saving developers hours of manual troubleshooting.

    The skill supports all major platforms, including GitHub Actions, GitLab CI/CD, Jenkins, CircleCI, Bitbucket Pipelines, and Azure Pipelines, as well as Docker and various package managers.

    No, the skill is designed to work with log snippets and configuration files you provide; it prioritizes security by identifying missing secrets without needing to see the actual sensitive values.

    You receive the specialized diagnostic logic and forensic workflow, plus any future updates to the skill to ensure compatibility as CI/CD platform syntax evolves.

    Unlike generic models that might suggest broad refactors, this skill uses a forensic approach to identify the smallest, safest configuration change required to fix the specific error evidence in your logs.

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