GitHub Actions Monitor

Live GitHub Actions status in your toolbar: why a run failed, step-by-step progress, deploys awaiting review, and alerts.

Know the moment your build breaks, without keeping a GitHub tab open. GitHub Actions Monitor turns its toolbar icon into a live status light for all the repositories you care about. AT A GLANCE • Green: everything passed. Yellow: something is running. Red: something failed (flashing red/green when some passed and some failed). Gray: nothing to show yet. • A number on the icon counts failing repositories (or running ones when nothing fails). • Click the icon for a compact card per repository: its state, and where a failure happened ("Test › npm test"), one click from the log. • Counts of failing, running and passing repositories above the list; click one to see only those. EVERY WORKFLOW COUNTS • The latest run of each workflow decides the status, so a failing CI is never hidden by a deploy that finished after it. • Cancelled and skipped runs are shown but never raise a false alarm. • Each workflow's last ten runs at a glance, with the commit, pull request and author behind the latest one. • Switch off noisy workflows: they stay listed but never turn a repository red. • Runs waiting for a deployment review or an approval are marked, with a link to review them. FAST WHEN IT MATTERS, QUIET WHEN IT DOESN'T • Checks every 30 seconds to 5 minutes (your choice), and every 5 seconds while anything is running. • Rate-limit safe: when nothing changed, GitHub answers "not modified", which does not count against your API limit. The settings page shows live usage. • Desktop notifications when a workflow starts, succeeds or fails (optional). MADE FOR REAL PROJECTS • Watch all branches or a specific branch, and the same repository on several branches. • Pin one workflow on one branch to its own card, for the run you are waiting on. • Every result shows the commit it is for, so a green run of an older commit is not mistaken for yours. • A failure links straight to the failed job's log. • Pause and resume repositories you are not working on. • Drag repositories into your own order, or sort by name, recent activity or status. • Pick an owner, then choose from all of its repositories (private ones included). Owners you use are remembered. • On a repository's GitHub page, the popup offers to add it. • Light and dark themes. Settings sync across your Chrome devices. PRIVATE, AND READ-ONLY BY DEFAULT • One click opens GitHub's token form already set to read-only Actions access, and a built-in check confirms what the token can see. • Want to re-run failed jobs or cancel a run from the popup? Switch it on in Settings (it then needs a token with Actions write access). Off by default. • It talks only to GitHub's API. No server, no analytics, nothing sent to the developer. • Your token stays on your device unless you choose to sync it. More, including setup help: https://levac.net/actions-monitor/