A visual CI/CD system
A visual CI/CD system
Over a year ago I started Actionforge, a managed/self-managed visual CI/CD platform. Just for fun, because I like building and experimenting with dev tools. Back then I thought the user would be a human with a keyboard and a mouse. These days I rarely write pipelines. I mostly write specs, an agent dumps 500 lines of YAML, Python and a Makefile then I get my artifacts. The amount is overwhelming and a liability, and I stop trusting what I just merged. So I pivoted my CI/CD project toward more visualization, analytics and data aggregation, so engineers can see what agents and the pipeline produced, the flow, steps, data. Where it fails. With that I have a better mental model instead of a blob of code. The goal is better observability, and pipelines that explain their own failures back to the next agent. And also with a personal focus on UX and design. My project supports Perforce P4, Git/GitHub and GitLab, so quite flexible. Would love to hear your impression. I'm also very interested in your CI/CD horror stories, and how you use them these days. Any input is much appreciated! P.S. Code is public and provides GitHub Attestations.
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