Analyze My GitHub Actions (Free Repo Audit)
Paste a public owner/repo and see exactly how its GitHub Actions are performing right now, using live data from the GitHub API.
This tool reads the last 100 workflow runs straight from the GitHub REST API and computes success and failure rates, average duration, runs per day, and a per-workflow breakdown that pinpoints your slowest and flakiest workflows. It then estimates monthly CI minutes and what they cost on GitHub-hosted runners versus Latchkey.
What it measures
- Success, failure, and cancelled rates across recent runs.
- Average run duration from
run_started_attoupdated_at, plus runs per day. - A per-workflow table with run count, failure rate, and average duration.
- The single slowest workflow and the flakiest workflow with at least 5 runs.
- Estimated monthly CI minutes and cost on GitHub-hosted vs Latchkey runners.
Why this is hard to fake
These numbers come from your repository's real run history via the live GitHub API, not from a guess. It works on any public repo unauthenticated (GitHub allows 60 requests per hour from your browser), so you can audit your own repo or a dependency before adopting it.
Run the same workflows for less
Latchkey runs these identical workflows at roughly 69% lower per-minute cost and automatically retries transient failures, so a flaky workflow does not turn a green pipeline red.