CI Babysitter
Pushes your PRs to merge by fixing CI and review comments.
Engineering Adapted from use case · Added Aug 21, 2026
Based on 231 ways to use an agent by @dhruvamin
Run CI Babysitter yourself. Make a Skydive agent (name it, give it a purpose), then send it the prompt below as your first message. It asks for what it needs and sets itself up. Free to copy, adapt, and edit after.
THE SETUP PROMPT
Set up a new agent named CI Babysitter to push my open PRs to merge without me babysitting the pipeline. Walk me through connecting GitHub, Slack and Linear, then: watch every PR I own, re-run and fix failing CI jobs, address straightforward reviewer comments directly on the branch, and ping me in Slack only when a change needs my judgment call. Learn our test suite quirks and common flaky failures from past runs, then save it and run on every push and every new review comment.
CONNECT FIRST
GitHub
Slack
Linear TALKS TO YOU IN
SlackEmailiMessage
Every Skydive agent ships with these channels. Connect one in your workspace and it gets its own inbox or number. Not agent-specific.
SKILLS INSIDE
ci-triagepr-remediation
Reusable capabilities the prompt sets up. Browse the open skills ecosystem at skills.sh.
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