CI Minutes Cost Tracker
Connects to your GitHub Actions or GitLab CI and shows which jobs burn the most runner minutes and dollars, then suggests concrete trims (caching, matrix reduction, path filters).
- Target market
- Indie devs and small teams on paid GitHub Actions or GitLab CI tiers who have outgrown the free minutes and want to stop overpaying.
Problem snapshot
What this solves
CI minutes are a real and growing indie bill, and the provider dashboards show a single total, not which workflow or job is eating it. A dev only notices when GitHub emails 'you've used 80% of your included minutes,' with no breakdown of whether it is the redundant matrix build, the uncached node_modules install, or the e2e suite running on every doc change.
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