simonw/actions-latest. Today in extremely niche projects, I got fed up of Claude Code creating GitHub Actions workflows for me that used stale actions: actions/setup-python@v4 when the latest is actions/setup-python@v6 for example.
I couldn't find a good single place listing those latest versions, so I had Claude Code for web (via my phone, I'm out on errands) build a Git scraper to publish those versions in one place:
https://simonw.github.io/actions-latest/versions.txt
Tell your coding agent of choice to fetch that any time it wants to write a new GitHub Actions workflows.
(I may well bake this into a Skill.)
Here's the first and second transcript I used to build this, shared using my claude-code-transcripts tool (which just gained a search feature.)
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