workflow-step-summaries
SolidWrite clear GitHub Actions step summaries with progressive disclosure.
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# GitHub Actions Step Summary Guidance
Use this skill when generating content for `$GITHUB_STEP_SUMMARY`.
### Structure summaries for quick scanning
- Start sections at `###` (h3) for readable hierarchy in workflow run pages.
- Keep titles plain text with no emojis.
- Put the most important status and outcomes first.
### Use progressive disclosure
- Wrap detailed diagnostics, logs, and secondary data in HTML `<details>` blocks.
- Use a concise `<summary>` line that states what the collapsed section contains.
- Keep default-expanded content short; move verbose output into collapsible blocks.
### Use Markdown for code and review output
- In `actions/github-script`, prefer `core.summary.*` helpers to build summary content.
- Use inline code with backticks for commands, paths, IDs, and config keys.
- Use fenced code blocks with a language tag for logs, diffs, snippets, or commands.
- Present review findings as markdown sections with clear severity and action items.
### Suggested checklist before writing
- Confirm section headings start at h3.
- Confirm no title includes emoji.
- Confirm verbose content is inside `<details>` blocks.
- Confirm code and review content uses proper markdown code formatting.
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- Author
- github
- Repository
- github/gh-aw
- Created
- 11 months ago
- Last Updated
- today
- Language
- Go
- License
- MIT
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