Imagine a world where your CI/CD pipelines talk back, where every build, test, and deploy is instantly visible, actionable, and secure. That is the promise of ActionCheck, my latest open-source project: a terminal dashboard for GitHub Actions that is as fast and responsive as the future demands.
In 2026, automation is everywhere. But most CI/CD dashboards are slow, cloud-based, and risky for sensitive credentials. I wanted something different: a local-first, security-focused TUI that lets developers monitor, trigger, and troubleshoot workflows, all within the terminal and without exposing secrets.
If you’re a developer or DevOps engineer, ActionCheck gives you direct, private control over your automation infrastructure. It’s perfect for anyone who wants actionable feedback, rapid troubleshooting, and security-first design.
Ready to try it? Visit the GitHub repo for install instructions, docs, and examples. Join the future of CI/CD, where your terminal is the dashboard and your pipelines are always within reach.
ActionCheck isn’t just a tool; it is the future of CI/CD. Imagine workflows that talk back, where every build, test, and deploy is instantly visible and actionable, all within your terminal. This dashboard brings your pipelines to life and keeps your development process moving at the speed you need.
I served in the U.S. Army, specializing in Network Switching Systems and was attached to a Patriot Missile System Battalion. After my deployment and Honorable discharge, I went to college in Jacksonville, FL for Computer Science. I have two beautiful and very intelligent daughters. I have more than 20 years professional IT experience. This page is made to learn and have fun. If its messed up, let me know. Im still learning :)