Overview

Let thy code heal.

Github Action that tries to heal your code on build errors by opening a PR with potential code fixes.

How it works

• If build error,
  • Output files with error and a fix suggeston,
  • Checkout branch-name with suffix {branchName}-fix,
  • Open PR to {branchName} with description,
  • Tag {branchName} author for approval.
  • Success ✨
• Else, proceed.

Setup

Usage

- name: Run CodeHeal Github Action
  if: failure()
  uses: gilbertly/codeheal@v1
  with:
    build-output-file: build_output_${{ github.run_id }}.txt  # (required) build output file
    openai-key: ${{ secrets.OPENAI_API_KEY }}                 # (required) perms: fetch code-fix suggestions
    github-key: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}                   # (required) perms: open pr with code fixes

Development: Running Locally

Configure Nectos by following the installation instructions from the official documentation here. Once configured, follow-through the commands below to run Github actions locally from the examples folder:

# choose an example to run from ./examples
$ cd ./examples/nodejs

# list available github actions
$ act -l

# dry-run local github actions
$ act -n

# run github actions locally in verbose
$ act -v --env-file .env

Todo: Improvements

• [] Add Nectos to run github actions locally (check on running openai with node16)
• [] Refactor to wrap around the run function with input for build command
• [] Add regression charts to opened PRs.
• [] Add rate upstash limiting & exponential backoff.
• [] Add metadata management in ddb/supabase (user, file, error count)
• [] Add simple nextjs UI with Github supabase auth.
• [] Add integrations: slack, email, sentry
• [] Add AI commits when opening PR
• [] Add middy middleware for runtime errors

Known Limitations

• 1. Nodejs support for v18+
• 2. Uncertain security concerns; data protection.