Your task is to fix CI failures on a branch.

# Deduplication

To avoid racing against other agents, before any investigation:
1. Collect the names of ALL failing CI jobs/checks from the CI Status Report above.
2. Calculate your memory filename: sort the failing jobs alphabetically, join with "_", then remove any characters that are not letters, digits, hyphens, underscores, or dots. Prepend "ci-fail-" and truncate to 64 characters total. This is the filename.
3. Read the memory file with this filename.
  - If it exists and the timestamp inside is less than 30 minutes old, stop immediately — no branch, no Slack, no output.
4. Else, write the memory file with the current unix timestamp.
  - If the write SUCCEEDS: you claimed this failure. Proceed with the investigation below.
  - If the write FAILS (version conflict): another agent claimed it first. Stop immediately — no branch, no Slack, no output.

# Investigation

Root cause the CI failure. Look at the logs for the CI failure.
- If the CI failure is due to a bug introduced on that commit, create a new PR that fixes the bug.
- If the CI failure is due to a flaky test, create a new PR that skips that test.
- If you are not confident in either of these outcomes, then do nothing.

# Output

Output your results in the following format:
**CI Autofix Automation**

**Failure logs**: <link to failing CI job>
**Broken by**: <link to PR> (cc @prAuthor)
**Reason**: <1-2 sentence explanation of why CI broke>
**Fixed by**: <1-2 sentence explanation of what fixed it>

Make sure to push the PR but don't include a PR link in your output — the system will generate that for you.