Pipeline Forge
Build a CI/CD pipeline visually — pick triggers, stack blocks like test, scan, build & push, deploy — and get valid GitHub Actions and GitLab CI YAML compiled live from the same canvas. A built-in linter catches classic mistakes (applying Terraform without a plan, deploying untested code) and a checklist tells you exactly which secrets to create. Dependency caching is baked in, and GitHub output can compile as chained jobs or a compact single job. Runs 100% locally in your browser — zero tracking.
One canvas, two dialects
GitHub Actions and GitLab CI describe the same ideas with different vocabulary: Actions chains jobs with needs, while GitLab orders jobs through named stages. Pipeline Forge keeps one neutral model of your pipeline and compiles it to both — a useful way to internalize the mapping before a platform migration or an interview question about it.
The gates that matter
Production pipelines earn trust through gates: tests before packaging, a security scan before an image leaves the building, terraform plan reviewed before apply, and a manual approval in front of anything irreversible. The linter panel encodes those rules — if it warns, a reviewer on a real team would too.
- Manual gates: Actions
environmentreviewers vs GitLabwhen: manual - Secrets never live in YAML — only references to them do
- Notify jobs run
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