GitHub Actions monitoring dashboard

What you can monitor with Squidly

GitHub Actions runs your CI/CD workflows. Squidly gives you a central view of their events across the repositories you add, so you can follow activity without switching between separate repository pages.

• Workflow status across repositories

  Review runs from your connected repositories together, then filter by repository to focus on the work that matters.

• Usage insights

  Explore GitHub Actions usage charts by repository, month and operating system to understand where runner minutes are going.

• Workflow notifications

  Get in-app notifications about workflow status updates instead of relying only on manually checking each repository.

• Run details and actions

  Premium includes workflow run details and logs, plus the ability to rerun or cancel a workflow from the dashboard.

How GitHub Actions monitoring works

1. Sign in with GitHub and add the repositories you want to follow.
2. Squidly creates a webhook on each added repository to receive workflow events.
3. Review the runs together, filter by repository, and inspect usage charts and notifications.

Your workflows continue to run on GitHub. Squidly is a monitoring dashboard, not a CI/CD runner and not a replacement for GitHub Actions.

Who benefits from a central Actions dashboard?

GitHub's native Actions tab is often enough when you work in one repository or check every run as it happens. A central dashboard is more useful when you oversee several projects, client repositories or scheduled workflows that can fail while nobody is watching. It reduces the need to visit repositories one by one; it does not replace GitHub's detailed run logs or repository controls.

If you need a detailed feature-by-feature comparison, see Squidly vs GitHub Actions native.