Dashboard
Failure rate, the estimated cost of failed builds, a failure calendar and per-repository breakdowns — filter by provider, time range and failure type.
One click opens the actual product — the same dashboard, recommendations and reports a customer sees — signed in to a shared, read-only account for Acme Corp, a fictional engineering team with eight repositories on GitHub Actions and GitLab CI.
No signup · no email · read-only · sample data
The demo runs on the Business plan: 60 days of history, every repository and AI spike detection. A workspace on the Free plan shows the last 7 days for up to 2 repositories.
Failure rate, the estimated cost of failed builds, a failure calendar and per-repository breakdowns — filter by provider, time range and failure type.
Fixes ranked by impact, each with the evidence behind it — including one raised automatically by failure-spike detection.
Ready-made reports for the last 30 days, the previous month and a two-repository slice — open them in your browser.
What GitHub Actions and GitLab CI look like once connected: repository selection, sync status and token health.
Every run, failure and log excerpt is generated for a fictional company — no real customer's pipelines are shown. New runs arrive every hour, so the dashboard stays current.
The demo is one shared account. Everything that would change data, connect a provider, send an email, start a payment or run the AI model is switched off and shown disabled.
Connect GitHub Actions or GitLab CI and TrimCI builds the same dashboard from your real pipeline data. No credit card needed.