I built a CLI that runs your CI locally and fixes failures with Claude Code

Stitch is an open-source CLI that parses your existing GitLab CI / GitHub Actions / Bitbucket Pipelines config, runs the jobs locally in parallel, and when something fails, hands the error to Claude Code or Codex CLI to fix. Re-verifies, commits, pushes. No API keys. MIT.

The loop I wanted to kill

Every push to a branch triggers cloud CI. Cloud CI takes 8–15 minutes. When it fails (and ~30% of pushes fail something), I open the logs in a browser, fix locally, push again, wait another 12 minutes.

On a normal day, that's 30–60 minutes of waiting. On a bad day with a flaky job, it's an afternoon.

I tried the existing tools:

act runs GitHub Actions locally, but only GitHub, and it stops at "failed."

Gitar / Nx Cloud are SaaS platforms that intercept failures in remote CI.…