TravisCI

Stops a running Travis CI build immediately, freeing up build minutes and queue capacity.

Fetches full details for a specific Travis CI build — status, duration, commit, and job breakdown.

Retrieves the paginated list of builds across a repository, filterable by branch, state, or event type.

Re-queues a completed or failed Travis CI build on the same commit without requiring a new push.

Programmatically kicks off a Travis CI build on any branch or commit, with optional custom configuration overrides.

Returns all repositories active in Travis CI for the authenticated account, with sync status and build settings.

Fetches configuration details and current build status for a single Travis CI repository by slug.

Downloads the raw log output from a Travis CI build job for parsing, summarization, or archival.

Retrieves the build history for a specific repository, optionally filtered by branch or state.

Returns the most recent build for a repository's default branch — the fastest way to check current pipeline health.

Lists all branches that have build history in Travis CI for a repository, with their last build status.

Fetches complete metadata and job details for a Travis CI build using its numeric build ID.

Creates or updates a repository-level environment variable in Travis CI, with optional encryption.

Removes an environment variable from a Travis CI repository, useful for secret rotation and cleanup.

Returns all individual jobs within a Travis CI build, including their state, duration, and log links.

Fires the moment Travis CI picks up a new build job across any branch, letting the agent log the kick-off and pre-warm downstream systems before the first test runs.

Fires when all jobs in a Travis CI build matrix succeed, giving the agent a reliable green-light signal before triggering deploys or notifying stakeholders.

Fires when any job in the Travis CI matrix returns a non-zero exit code, letting the agent page the right person and capture diagnostic context before the logs expire.

Fires when a Travis CI build is manually or programmatically canceled, allowing the agent to clean up queued jobs and notify anyone waiting on that build's outcome.

Fires when Travis CI starts a build specifically triggered by a pull-request event, scoping agent reactions to code-review contexts rather than all push events.

Fires when Travis CI launches a scheduled cron build, letting the agent treat recurring maintenance runs differently from push-triggered builds without extra filtering logic.

Fires when a Travis CI deployment stage finishes — pass or fail — giving the agent a precise signal to update runbooks, notify stakeholders, or roll back dependent configuration.