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Hey @pathakharshit Thanks for raising this pr. A few things to fix before this can merge:

Blocking

The env variable reference in the YAML is wrong:

env:
  KEPLOY_API_KEY: ${{ KEPLOY_API_KEY }}

In GitHub Actions, secrets are accessed via the secrets context. It should be:

env:
  KEPLOY_API_KEY: ${{ secrets.KEPLOY_API_KEY }}

As written, this would silently pass an empty value and the workflow would fail with no clear error.

Structure issue

The section jumps straight to ### 2. Add the workflow with no ### 1.. The API key setup block (export KEPLOY_API_KEY="<API_KEY>") is floating above it without a heading.

Step 1 should walk the user through storing the key as a GitHub secret (repo Settings > Secrets and variables > Actions > New repository secret, name it KEPLOY_API_KEY). The export command is for local shell use, not CI - either remove it or clarify that distinction.

Incomplete workflow snippet

The text says "Create .github/workflows/keploy-cloud-replay.yml" which implies a full file, but the YAML block only contains jobs:. It is missing name: and on: triggers. Anyone copy-pasting this will get a broken workflow file. At minimum add:

name: Keploy Cloud Replay

on:
  push:
    branches: [main]

jobs:
  keploy-cloud-replay:
    ...

PR description

Please fill out the PR description. It still has the template placeholder text with none of the checkboxes checked. A one-liner on what this adds would work.

Happy to re-review once these are addressed.

Thanks for the updates @pathakharshit One thing to fix in the GitLab snippet before this can merge.

In gitlab.md, the keploy cloud replay command is split across multiple lines inside script: without shell \ continuation:

    - keploy cloud replay
      --app "<NAMESPACE>.<DEPLOYMENT>"
      --cluster "<CLUSTER>"
      --namespace "<NAMESPACE>"
      --delay <DELAY>

This relies on YAML plain scalar folding to join the lines before passing them to the shell, which technically works but is non-idiomatic. Anyone reading it will assume these are separate shell commands, and anyone editing it might add a \ thinking they need it - which would actually break it. The Jenkins example in this same PR does it correctly with \. Use the same approach here:

    - |
      keploy cloud replay \
        --app "<NAMESPACE>.<DEPLOYMENT>" \
        --cluster "<CLUSTER>" \
        --namespace "<NAMESPACE>" \
        --delay <DELAY>

That aside, the rest looks good. Once addressed, please re request a review!

LGTM
Checked locally, ui looks fine: