Set up a way to run GitHub Actions workflows on your own machine before pushing any code. Use a tool called act to check if your changes pass CI right on your computer. This helps you catch problems early and avoid failed builds on GitHub.
Two simple scripts do the work. One installs act if it is missing. The other runs the workflow in the background and shows the logs. Add a short section to your AGENTS.md file so Jules knows how to use them. Then you can verify your code before every push.
This setup is useful for any developer who wants faster feedback and less back and forth with GitHub. Just make sure Docker is running and the scripts are executable. The tool works on all major operating systems.
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