Sample output
See the output before you install.
This is what patchrail prints for a failing CI log. The entry shown is illustrative — one of the 31 failure classes — but the structure is exactly what the CLI produces on your own logs, entirely on your own machine.
The class, named
The failure class the log matches, the literal signature line that triggered the match, and where in the log it was found. The first triage question — which subsystem broke — answered before you start bisecting.
A next step, not a lecture
Each class carries a one-line reading of what is actually happening and the first diagnosis step worth running. The full step-by-step playbook behind it is the matching failure guide, free on this site.
Redaction, accounted for
Tokens, credentialed URLs, and obvious secrets are stripped before classification and before any output is written. The summary tells you exactly what was redacted, and the whole run makes zero network calls.
pipx install patchrail