Ask your agent for build status, test failures and pipeline runs from CircleCI, by phone.

Connect CircleCI and your agent can look up pipelines, workflows, jobs and test results while it is on the phone. A developer or ops lead calls to ask whether the last release passed, and the agent checks the latest pipeline and reads the failing test messages back. Your agent can also pull job details and artifacts when someone needs a file from a finished build. Connect with your own CircleCI credentials from the tool's settings, and your agent works within the access you grant.

What your agent can do with CircleCI

  • Check the status of recent pipelines and workflows for a project
  • Read job timing, executor details and final status
  • Summarise failing tests and their failure messages from test metadata
  • List build artifacts from a completed job
  • Show self-hosted runners available to your organisation

CircleCI exposes 65 actions. You choose which ones the agent may use and whether each runs during or after the call.

Example calls

Release status check

  1. Caller

    Hi, is the release build for the storefront app finished yet?

  2. Agent

    Let me check the latest pipeline for that project. The most recent run on main started forty minutes ago and the deploy workflow is still running.

  3. Caller

    And did the tests pass before that?

  4. Agent

    Yes, the test job finished green. Only the deploy step is still in progress.

Failing test follow-up

  1. Caller

    Hey, I got a message that the nightly build failed. What broke?

  2. Agent

    The nightly pipeline has one failed test in the checkout suite. The message says a payment mock timed out after five seconds.

  3. Caller

    Can you send me the build artifacts so I can look at the logs?

  4. Agent

    Sure. I found two artifacts on that job, a JUnit report and a coverage file. I will send the links to your email now.

Runner capacity question

  1. Caller

    Our builds have been slow this week. How many self-hosted runners do we have?

  2. Agent

    You have four self-hosted runners configured. Three are online and one is listed as offline since Tuesday.

  3. Caller

    Thanks, that explains the queue. Please note it for the ops team.

  4. Agent

    Done. I have added a note to the ticket for the ops team with that runner's name.

How to connect CircleCI

  1. 1

    Create your agent

    Sign up to AgentCalls, pick an English or Arabic voice and write what the agent should know and do in plain language.

  2. 2

    Connect CircleCI

    From Integrations in the dashboard, choose CircleCI and enter the connection details from your CircleCI account settings.

  3. 3

    Choose the actions

    In the agent editor, enable the CircleCI actions the agent may use and set each to run during the call or afterwards. Then test it from your browser.

Questions, answered.

Does the agent work with CircleCI during the call or after it?

During the call. Your agent can look up pipelines, workflows, jobs and test results while the caller is on the line, and answer with what it finds. It can also act afterwards, such as sending links or creating a follow-up record.

What do I need to connect CircleCI?

A CircleCI account with access to the projects you want the agent to see. Connect it from the AgentCalls dashboard using your own credentials from CircleCI settings. The agent only sees what that account can see.

Which plan includes CircleCI?

Tool integrations, including CircleCI, are included from the Growth plan.

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