Actioneer - Command your CI (actioneer)
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Package name
- actioneer
License
- MIT
Last updated
- 31 August 2026 - latest/stable
- 16 September 2026 - latest/edge
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GitHub Actions desktop client for GNOME
Actioneer is a native GTK4/libadwaita application that lets you browse GitHub repositories, inspect workflow runs, check job logs, and trigger background refreshes without leaving your desktop and integrates with GNOME notifications.
Key features
- Browse your GitHub repositories and view Actions workflows and recent runs quickly.
- Inspect run status (success, failure, queued, in progress) with clear badges and counts.
- Filter runs and focus on what matters most.
- View job logs: download and preview run logs for quick troubleshooting.
- Dispatch workflows, cancel running workflows, and re-run failed runs directly from the app.
- Favorites and quick search let you focus on the repositories and workflows that matter most.
- Desktop notifications for run completions and failures so you never miss important results.
- In-memory caching and efficient refresh make the app responsive while respecting GitHub rate limits.
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