Actions

The Actions page is a cross-repository view of GitHub Actions workflow runs. Where the GitHub UI shows you one repo at a time, Autopilot consolidates everything Autopilot is watching into one timeline so you can spot CI regressions across your whole org at a glance.

How repositories appear here

You don't add repos manually. As soon as Autopilot's GitHub App receives a workflow_run webhook from a repository it creates an entry on this page. From then on, every run on that repo flows in.

What you can do

• Click a repository to see its full run history with status, duration, and the commit that triggered each run.
• Drill into a run to see the underlying workflow, the trigger event, and the conclusion.
• Pagination is cursor-based and goes back to when the repo was first seen.

How this relates to other sections

• CI Updates is about changing your CI config (dependency updates).
• Actions is about observing what your CI is doing.
• Releases is the focused subset of Actions for release workflows.