I launched 3 small products to make CI debugging less chaotic

If you work with GitHub Actions long enough, you start seeing the same pattern: A workflow fails. Someone opens the logs. A few guesses get tested. The job gets rerun. Eventually it goes green. And almost nobody writes down the real root cause clearly. That means teams lose time twice: when the workflow breaks when the same class of failure comes back later So I made 3 small products to make CI debugging more structured. 1) GitHub Actions Triage Checklist This is a practical checklist for diagnosing failed GitHub Actions runs faster. It walks through common failure categories like: triggers branch and path filters permissions secrets and tokens dependency issues cache problems runner issues action version changes concurrency conflicts The goal is simple: stop guessing and work through the likely causes in a repeatable order. Link: GitHub Actions Triage Checklist 2) CI Debugging Template This is a lightweight template for documenting CI failures properly. It helps you: capture what fail