pux.sh
Your tiny cat that watches your builds.
What it does
pux watches your CI pipeline. when your build fails, it collects the logs, extracts the error, and hands your AI agent the full context automatically.
/\_/\ ( ^.^ ) > ^ < pux CI context, ready for your AI Live · press q to quit every CI failure today is the same ritual. open GitHub, find the run, scroll through 8000 lines of logs, copy the error, paste it into your AI, get asked for more context, copy the diff, paste again, repeat. by the time you have enough context pasted in, you've lost 25 minutes and opened 7 tabs. the fix was probably one line. pux removes this entire loop. push your code, let the cat watch. when CI fails, your AI already has the full picture — logs, diff, config, everything — zero tabs, zero copy-paste. you push code. pux detects it, polls GitHub Actions until the run finishes. if it fails, pux pulls the logs,…from pux-site.vercel.app
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