GitHub CI

GitHub CI

CI + dependency-update tooling. Today it ships one skill — dependabot-fixer, which repairs breakage on Dependabot PRs. It's the first non-standalone crickets plugin: it requires developer-workflows.

Install

claude plugin install github-ci@crickets

Installing it pulls in developer-workflows (its hard dependency). On Antigravity, install by path (see Install crickets plugins); the skill runs on both hosts.

What it ships

Primitive	Kind	What it does
dependabot-fixer	skill	on a red dependabot/* PR, reads the failing CI logs + the upstream CHANGELOG, applies a bounded fix loop, pushes commits to the branch, and comments residual risk on the PR. Never merges; aborts honestly when the fix needs human judgment.

It triggers three ways: the branch is dependabot/* and CI is red, you ask to "fix the dependabot PR," or you invoke /dependabot-fix [pr-number]. Per-project fix recipes live in the harness's .harness/known-migrations.md.

How it composes

• Requires developer-workflows — a hard dependency (standalone: false), unlike the standalone plugins. This is the requires: half of the composition model — the plugin won't install or run without its base, where enhances: (used by developer-safety / code-review) is soft and optional. See Manifest schema.
• Hosts — both; the skill is host-symmetric.

Why it works

Dependency bumps break in mechanical, well-understood ways, so a bounded autonomous loop — read the failing logs + the upstream CHANGELOG, patch, re-run — clears the common cases without a human babysitting each one. The guardrails keep judgment where it belongs: it never merges, surfaces residual risk as a PR comment rather than hiding it, and aborts honestly when a fix needs a person. Automation handles the rote 80%; the human keeps the call on the rest.

Related

• Developer Workflows — the base plugin this requires.
• Manifest schema — requires: vs enhances: and the standalone invariant.
• Plugin anatomy — what a crickets plugin is + its structure.
• Install crickets plugins — all three install modes.