17 Integrations with GitHub Actions

View a list of GitHub Actions integrations and software that integrates with GitHub Actions below. Compare the best GitHub Actions integrations as well as features, ratings, user reviews, and pricing of software that integrates with GitHub Actions. Here are the current GitHub Actions integrations in 2026:

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    Pensero

    Pensero

    Pensero

    Pensero.ai is an AI-powered platform that gives objective visibility into how engineering teams actually perform, using real delivery data from across their existing stack. By connecting code, tickets, collaboration, and AI usage, it helps organizations understand what is being delivered, at what quality, and at what cost, including the real cost and efficiency of AI adoption. Through capabilities like benchmarking and calibration, Pensero enables teams to compare performance across engineers, teams, and peers, replacing subjective assessments with clear, data-driven insights. The result is continuous, evidence-based decision-making that improves performance, aligns teams around outcomes, and drives a more transparent, high-performing engineering culture.
    Starting Price: $50 per month
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    GitHub

    GitHub

    GitHub

    GitHub is the world’s most secure, most scalable, and most loved developer platform. Join millions of developers and businesses building the software that powers the world. Build with the world’s most innovative communities, backed by our best tools, support, and services. If you manage multiple contributors , there’s a free option: GitHub Team for Open Source. We also run GitHub Sponsors, where we help fund your work. The Pack is back. We’ve partnered up to give students and teachers free access to the best developer tools—for the school year and beyond. Work for a government-recognized nonprofit, association, or 501(c)(3)? Get a discounted Organization account on us.
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    Starting Price: Free
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    GitHub Desktop
    Focus on what matters instead of fighting with Git. Whether you're new to Git or a seasoned user, GitHub Desktop simplifies your development workflow. Quickly add co-authors to your commit. Great for pairing and excellent for sending a little love/credit to that special someone who helped fix that gnarly bug of yours. See the attribution on the history page, undo an accidental attribution, and see the co-authors on GitHub. See all open pull requests for your repositories and check them out as if they were a local branch, even if they're from upstream branches or forks. See which pull requests pass commit status checks, too! The new GitHub Desktop supports syntax highlighting when viewing diffs for a variety of different languages. Easily compare changed images. See the before and after, swipe or fade between the two, or look at just the changed parts. Open your favorite editor or shell from the app, or jump back to GitHub Desktop from your shell.
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    GitHub Copilot
    GitHub Copilot is an AI-powered development assistant designed to accelerate software workflows from the editor to the enterprise. It works directly inside popular IDEs, terminals, and GitHub itself to help developers write, understand, and improve code faster. Copilot supports multiple leading large language models, allowing users to optimize for speed, accuracy, or cost. Developers can use Copilot to complete code, explain concepts, propose edits, and validate files in real time. It also enables agent-based workflows where Copilot can autonomously handle issues, write code, and create pull requests. With seamless integration across tools, Copilot keeps developers focused without breaking their flow. GitHub Copilot is built to scale from individual developers to large organizations with enterprise-grade controls.
    Starting Price: $10 per month
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    VidSentry

    VidSentry

    VidSentry

    VidSentry is an AI video content moderation platform that detects hate speech, graphic violence, explicit content, weapons, drug use, harmful audio, and on-screen text across 40+ languages — including multilingual code-switching that no other platform handles. Core capabilities: - Surgical frame-level redaction of flagged content - Zero racial bias across all skin tones, verified on every detection - Cultural guardrails: context-aware decisions, not blunt keyword filters - OCR: detects harmful text visible within video frames - Audit-ready compliance reports for NITDA, ICASA, and FPB - Self-improving: active learning pipeline sharpens accuracy over time - API-first integration for rapid deployment Available as pay-as-you-go, volume tiers, or enterprise contracts. The moderation infrastructure African platforms have been waiting for.
    Starting Price: R3.50 per minute
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    Blacksmith

    Blacksmith

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    Blacksmith is a high-performance CI/CD platform designed to run GitHub Actions faster and more efficiently. It acts as a drop-in replacement for GitHub runners, enabling developers to accelerate build, test, and deployment workflows without changing their existing setup. By using powerful bare-metal CPUs and optimized infrastructure, Blacksmith delivers significantly faster execution speeds. It also reduces costs by up to 60%, making it a more affordable alternative for teams running large-scale pipelines. With features like instant provisioning and co-located caching, it eliminates delays in job execution. Blacksmith helps developers ship code faster while improving overall workflow performance.
    Starting Price: $0.004 per GHz per hour
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    Devtron

    Devtron

    Devtron

    Devtron is an AI-native, Kubernetes-focused DevOps platform designed to simplify and unify the entire lifecycle of application delivery, infrastructure management, and operations within a single control plane. It combines core DevOps capabilities such as CI/CD, GitOps, security, observability, cost management, and debugging into one integrated interface, eliminating the need to manage multiple disconnected tools and dashboards. It acts as a centralized control layer for Kubernetes environments, allowing teams to deploy, monitor, manage, and troubleshoot applications across multi-cloud or on-prem clusters with full visibility and governance. It includes Kubernetes-native CI/CD pipelines with no-code workflows, multi-environment orchestration, approval-based deployments, and reusable templates, enabling faster and more reliable software delivery while reducing manual effort.
    Starting Price: $999 per month
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    Constellation

    Constellation

    ShiftinBits Inc

    Graph-backed code intelligence for your AI assistant. Constellation turns your codebase into a queryable knowledge graph, giving AI assistants the structural understanding they need to reason about real software — not just the plain text. Why Constellation? Text search tells you where a string appears, *everywhere* that string appears. Constellation tells you the exact location of the symbol in question, what it means, what calls it, and what breaks if you change it. Before your assistant edits a function, it can ask: - Where is this defined, and where is it used across the codebase? - What's the blast radius of this change? - Which modules have circular dependencies or dead code? - How does data flow through the call graph? Answers come from a semantic graph, not a grep loop. One Tool, Countless Capabilities A single `code_intel` tool exposes a rich JavaScript API as a "Code Mode" tool, allowing AI agents to craft complex composite queries.
    Starting Price: $29.99/month
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    Artillery

    Artillery

    Artillery

    Artillery is a full-stack performance and reliability testing platform that helps teams keep apps fast and reliable with load testing, scalable Playwright E2E testing, and production monitoring in one toolkit. It is modern, powerful, easy to use, incrementally adoptable, and built to work with coding agents. Engineering teams use Artillery to test and optimize applications so they stay performant and resilient under high load, testing everything from APIs to full browser experiences with the same TypeScript and JavaScript skills they already have. Artillery supports HTTP APIs, WebSocket and Socket.io services, SOAP, GraphQL, and complex web apps with real browsers. It includes built-in distributed load testing, allowing teams to run cloud-scale, multi-region tests on AWS Lambda, AWS Fargate, or Azure Container Instances without setting up or managing infrastructure.
    Starting Price: $199 per month
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    SikkerKey

    SikkerKey

    SikkerKey

    SikkerKey allows you to manage application secrets across every machine in your stack using secure, machine-authenticated requests instead of bearer tokens. Instead of distributing replayable scoped tokens, SikkerKey verifies machine identity with asymmetric cryptographic proof, giving teams a stronger security primitive without the usual complexity. Run a single bootstrap command, approve the machine in the dashboard, and it’s ready to securely request the secrets it needs.
    Starting Price: $25/month
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    LocalStack

    LocalStack

    LocalStack

    LocalStack is a cloud development platform that lets teams emulate cloud services across development, testing, and CI environments, so they can build against real APIs, iterate faster, and stay local. It provides a local cloud emulator that runs in a single container on a laptop or in a CI environment, allowing developers to run AWS applications and Lambdas without connecting to a remote cloud provider. LocalStack replicates an application’s production environment on local infrastructure, helping teams build for AWS faster and with more confidence. It is designed for testing complex CDK applications, validating Terraform configurations, learning AWS services, debugging cloud workflows, running integration tests, and simplifying the development loop. Developers can spin up fully functional local environments that mirror real cloud behavior, including AWS services and Snowflake, without provisioning real cloud infrastructure.
    Starting Price: $39 per month
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    Coolify

    Coolify

    Coolify

    Coolify is an open source, self-hostable platform as a service that makes self-hosting simple and powerful. It lets users run applications, databases, and services on their own servers, whether that is an old laptop, a Raspberry Pi, or a rented server from a provider like Hetzner. Built as an alternative to platforms like Heroku, Vercel, Netlify, and Railway, Coolify gives teams full control over their projects, data, and infrastructure without vendor lock-in. Users can deploy static sites, full-stack applications, databases, Docker images, Docker Compose projects, and hundreds of one-click services from a clean interface. Everything deployed through Coolify runs as a Docker container, making applications easier to manage, isolate, and move between environments. It supports automated deployments, Git integration, free SSL, backups, environment variables, build packs, Nixpacks, Docker-based workflows, and custom domains.
    Starting Price: Free
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    testRigor

    testRigor

    testRigor

    testRigor is an AI-powered, no-code test automation platform designed to simplify and speed up software testing. It allows teams to create and run end-to-end tests using plain English instead of code, making automation accessible to both technical and non-technical users. The platform focuses on reducing test maintenance through self-healing capabilities that automatically adapt to application changes, while supporting testing across web, mobile, desktop, and APIs. In short, testRigor helps teams increase test coverage, reduce manual effort, and accelerate release cycles without relying heavily on engineering resources.
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    WarpFix

    WarpFix

    WarpFix

    WarpFix is an AI-powered CI repair agent for GitHub Actions. It automatically detects, classifies, and fixes failing CI/CD workflows via GitHub App webhooks. When a CI run fails, WarpFix parses the logs, fingerprints the error pattern, generates a patch with LLMs, and validates it in a secure Docker sandbox before proposing a fix via a Pull Request. Features include flaky test detection, dependency radar, automated code reviews, and org-level CI reliability analytics. WarpFix reduces CI debugging time from hours to seconds by turning repetitive failures into automated, one-click fixes. Perfect for DevOps, platform, and engineering teams.
    Starting Price: $0
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    Bug0

    Bug0

    Bug0

    Bug0 is an AI QA engineer for agentic test automation, built to test critical flows fast and keep them covered on every deploy. Bug0’s expert AI agents write the tests, heal them when the UI changes, and run them on every deploy, while a forward-deployed engineer verifies every result and files bugs before they reach production. It is designed for teams shipping quickly, where development has accelerated but QA has not kept up, test scripts break faster than teams can fix them, and releases often move forward without enough regression coverage. Bug0 lets users describe a flow in plain English or upload a screen recording, then converts it into end-to-end test steps that can be edited and run with zero Playwright syntax required. Its self-healing execution adapts when the UI changes, produces video, logs, and AI analysis for every run, and runs in the cloud on every PR.
    Starting Price: $2,500 per month
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    Avrea

    Avrea

    Avrea

    Avrea is a CI/CD platform built for the AI era. Once code is created by a developer or an AI agent, Avrea ensures it can be tested, validated, and shipped faster, more often, and with higher quality. The platform includes lightning-fast CI runners, intelligent caching, deep pipeline observability, and AI-powered features that improve build reliability and test quality. Migration is a one-line change in your workflow, and Avrea is enterprise-ready with SOC 2 and ISO 27001 certifications.
    Starting Price: $0.004 per minute
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    Jozu

    Jozu

    Jozu

    Jozu is an AI supply chain security platform that verifies artifacts before execution, governs agent activity at runtime, and preserves proof of what happened afterward. Jozu Hub provides a self-hosted registry for models, agents, MCP servers, and skills, centralizing each artifact with cryptographic signatures, attestations, scanning, policy controls, and audit records. Its AI-specific security analysis covers threats such as executable code hidden in model packages, backdoored weights, data poisoning, prompt injection, compromised tools, and license violations. Policies can be authored once, distributed as signed OCI artifacts, and enforced when artifacts are pulled, promoted, admitted, or executed. Jozu Agent Guard runs alongside workloads on servers, desktops, edge devices, and air-gapped systems, applying local prompt and input-output filtering, tool-access controls, approval requirements, and runtime policy enforcement.
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