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A developer needs to check the CI status of pull request 55 in a GitHub repository without navigating to the web interface. Using `gh pr checks` command with the repo flag allows quick status checks directly from the terminal, improving workflow efficiency.

To keep track of automated test and deployment pipelines, a DevOps engineer can list the 10 most recent workflow runs using `gh run list`. This provides a quick overview of successes and failures without leaving the command line.

When a CI build fails, a developer needs to identify which step caused the failure without scrolling through all logs. Using `gh run view` with the `--log-failed` flag shows only the logs from failed steps, accelerating debugging.

A project manager wants to pull pull request data (title, state, author) for reporting without using GitHub's web UI. Using `gh api` with jq filtering extracts only the needed fields, enabling automated data collection.

A team lead needs a list of issues with their numbers and titles for a sprint review. By using `gh issue list --json`, they can output structured JSON and format it with jq, directly integrating into project management tools.

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