Find the failure signal
Pulls out common error lines, exit codes, failing commands, and test or build clues.
GitHub Actions failure explainer
Paste a noisy CI log and get the likely failure category, failing signal, suspected cause, fix checklist, and PR or issue comment draft.
Run npm test
FAIL src/build-summary.test.ts
Expected status to be "ready"
##[error]Process completed with exit code 1.
Likely category
Test failureStart with the failing assertion, reproduce locally, then patch the expected status.
Core workflow
The MVP uses deterministic triage rules in the browser. It does not connect to your repository or send pasted logs to a server.
Why this exists
Pulls out common error lines, exit codes, failing commands, and test or build clues.
Returns a short checklist that starts with the most likely local reproduction step.
Creates a copyable PR or issue comment so the next developer has useful context.
Pricing hypothesis
Stripe is not configured for this experiment yet, so pricing is tested through demo requests and purchase-intent capture.
Solo
$15/month
For maintainers and solo builders who want saved analyses and repeatable fix checklists.
Team
$39/month
For small teams and agencies that need shared CI failure briefs and team playbooks.
Early access
Tell us how often CI failures block your team and whether the pricing hypothesis is credible. The form stores locally and prepares a public-safe GitHub issue handoff.
Marketing and SEO test
A practical search asset is included for developers looking for a quick way to debug failed workflow logs.
FAQ
No. The MVP is paste-in only and does not require repo OAuth.
No. It explains failed logs and generates a next-action brief. It does not trigger workflows.
For the MVP, analysis runs in the browser, but you should remove secrets and customer data first.
No. Treat the result as a triage brief that helps you choose the next debugging step.