CI that actually runs when you push.
Faster. More reliable. Same GitHub Actions YAML. Your code stays on your infrastructure.
This dog is impatient.
So are we.
So are we.
Faster. More reliable. Same GitHub Actions YAML. Your code stays on your infrastructure.
You push code. Then you wait. GitHub Actions queues your job. The dispatcher forgets to dispatch. A cold VM spins up. Dependencies install from scratch. You wait a minute to learn you forgot a semicolon.
Jobs sit in queue before they start. Every push, every PR, every time.
Sometimes jobs just never start. You refresh the page. Still queued. You wait.
Fresh VM, fresh git clone, fresh dependency install. Same work, every time.
GitHub clones your repo to their servers. Builds run on their machines.
We wrote a faster dispatcher. Webhook to worker in milliseconds, not seconds. No queues, no forgotten jobs.
Your worker stays on your machine. Dependencies cached. Repo already there. Second push is fast.
We dispatch webhooks. Your worker checks out code and runs builds. We never see your source.
Use existing .github/workflows/*.yml. No migration. No code changes.
You run a worker binary on your machine. It connects to our dispatcher via WebSocket. When you push, we route the webhook immediately. Your machine runs the build. We never touch your code.