GitHub Actions Audit
Audits GitHub Actions across 18 Flash Report and bryancollins99 repos for failures, timeouts and cancellations in the last 7 days.
Entry verified April 21, 2026
The short answer
Calls gh run list for each repo, keeps runs newer than 7 days, then groups results into FAILURES, CLEAN and NO RECENT RUNS. For every failure it prints the gh run view command so you can drop into the log immediately — cron failures are flagged as higher priority than push-triggered ones.
When to use it
Run weekly to catch silent cron failures — scrapers that quietly stopped publishing, scheduled digests that never ran. Also useful after a shared dependency update that could have broken CI across multiple repos at once.
Setup
- 1
Save the file as ~/.claude/commands/actions-audit.md.
- 2
Requires the gh CLI authed against the relevant orgs (The-Flash-Report, bryancollins99).
- 3
Invoke: /actions-audit — no arguments.
- 4
Scans 18 repos including vendors, tenderwatch, the flash reports, readingcurator, promptwritingstudio, wheelhouse-cli, glitch-text-generator and tri-fuel-magic.
- 5
Prints a ready-to-run gh run view <id> --repo <repo> command for every failure so inspection is one paste away.
Example
You: /actions-audit Claude: 3 red workflows. flashreport-scraper (3 consecutive failures, token expired?), bawt-deploy (1 failure, flaky). All green on 17 other repos.
Source & attribution
- Author
- Bryan Collins
- Licence
- MIT (author's own work)
- Type
- Original
Original pattern published under MIT — attribution preserved by convention, not licence requirement.
Caveats
Doesn't fix — just surfaces. Triage red workflows manually.
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