All Actions for GitHub

An account-wide "All actions" view: see whether every repo's scheduled workflows ran and passed, on one page.

GitHub has "All issues" and "All pull requests" pages, but no way to see your Actions across every repository at once. All Actions for GitHub adds one. An Actions entry appears in GitHub's header and menu, between Issues and Pull requests. It opens a single page, inside GitHub's own layout, that shows whether each of your repositories' scheduled workflows ran and passed. • Problems first: runs that failed, with the step that failed, and scheduled workflows that didn't run when they were due, including ones GitHub turned off after 60 days without activity. • Schedules in plain words and in your own time zone, with the UTC time GitHub uses alongside. • The latest run and a strip of the last 10 runs for every workflow, each linking to GitHub. • Filters for failed, didn't run, running and passed, plus a search box. • Checks in the background every 30 minutes. The toolbar icon and a dot on GitHub's header show when something needs attention. • Optional desktop notifications when a workflow fails or doesn't run, and separately when one passes. Both off by default. • Follows your GitHub light or dark theme. Private by design: there's no server and no analytics. Connect by signing in with GitHub, or with a read-only fine-grained token if you prefer. Either way the extension can only read, it talks only to GitHub, and your access stays in your browser. Open source under the MIT license: https://github.com/amorphose/All-Actions-for-GitHub