finops-workflows
Analyze workflow runs — frequency, duration, success rates, efficiency. Use when investigating slow CI, high failure rates, or run patterns over time.
What this skill does
# /finops:workflows
Analyze GitHub Actions workflow runs for a repository - frequency, duration, success rates, and efficiency metrics.
## When to Use This Skill
| Use this skill when... | Use a sibling instead when... |
|---|---|
| You need to analyze workflow run frequency, duration, and trigger distribution | You only need a quick high-level health snapshot — use `/finops:overview` |
| You are investigating high failure rates on specific workflows | You want actionable fixes for workflow config waste — use `/finops:waste` |
| You need org-wide workflow timing analysis (`/finops:workflows org <name>`) | You want to compare workflow metrics across many repos — use `/finops:compare` |
| You want to identify slow or noisy workflows by duration | You are investigating cache size or stale caches — use `/finops:caches` |
## Context
- Current repo URL: !`git remote get-url origin`
## Parameters
| Parameter | Description | Default |
|-----------|-------------|---------|
| `repo` | Repository in owner/name format | Current repository |
| `--created` | Date range filter (e.g., `>=2026-03-01`) | None (last 100 runs) |
| `org <name>` | Org-wide analysis (use instead of repo) | - |
## Execution
### Per-repo analysis (default)
```bash
bash "${SKILL_DIR}/scripts/workflow-runs.sh" $ARGS
```
### Org-wide analysis
When the user requests org-wide analysis, use the org script:
```bash
bash "${SKILL_DIR}/scripts/workflow-runs-org.sh" $ARGS
```
## Output Format
```
Analyzing workflows for: org/repo
=== Active Workflows ===
CI (id: 12345)
Deploy (id: 12346)
CodeQL (id: 12347)
=== Run Summary ===
CI:
Total: 156 | Success: 140 | Failure: 10 | Cancelled: 4 | Skipped: 2
Success rate: 89%
Deploy:
Total: 45 | Success: 44 | Failure: 1 | Cancelled: 0 | Skipped: 0
Success rate: 97%
=== Duration Analysis ===
CI:
Runs: 50 | Avg: 4m32s | Max: 12m15s | Total: 226min
Deploy:
Runs: 20 | Avg: 2m10s | Max: 3m45s | Total: 43min
=== Trigger Types ===
push: 89 runs
pull_request: 67 runs
schedule: 30 runs
workflow_dispatch: 5 runs
=== Recent Failures (last 10) ===
#234 CI - 2025-01-28 - https://github.com/org/repo/actions/runs/...
#231 CI - 2025-01-27 - https://github.com/org/repo/actions/runs/...
=== High Frequency Workflows ===
CI: 156 runs (~5.2/day) - consider path filters
```
## Agentic Optimizations
| Context | Command |
|---------|---------|
| Workflow list (JSON) | `gh workflow list --json name,id,state` |
| Recent runs (compact) | `gh run list --workflow <name> --limit 20 --json status,conclusion,createdAt` |
| Failed runs only | `gh run list --status failure --limit 10 --json name,createdAt,url` |
| Run timing (JSON) | `gh api "/repos/{owner}/{repo}/actions/runs?per_page=50" --jq '.workflow_runs[] | {name,created_at,updated_at,conclusion}'` |
| Compact per-repo analysis | `bash "${SKILL_DIR}/scripts/workflow-runs.sh" $ARGS` |
| Org-wide analysis | `bash "${SKILL_DIR}/scripts/workflow-runs-org.sh" $ARGS` |
## Post-actions
Based on findings, suggest:
- High failure rate -> Investigate recent failures, check logs with `gh run view --log-failed`
- High frequency -> Review trigger conditions, add path filters
- Long durations -> Review caching, parallelization, step optimization
- Many skipped -> Run `/finops:waste` for detailed analysis
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