Live Actions for GitHub

Watch GitHub Actions workflow progress at a glance — live progress bars inside GitHub, a badge and completion notifications.

See GitHub Actions progress without refreshing. Live Actions shows your workflow runs as they happen, right where you already are on GitHub: • Progress bars inside GitHub – on pull requests, repository code pages and the Actions tab, with the current job and step and the estimated time left. Pages update on their own; no refresh needed. • Status icons that keep up – the ✓ / ✗ / ● next to the latest commit changes as soon as its workflows finish. • Toolbar badge and popup – how many runs are in progress, and a red "!" for failures you have not seen yet. • Desktop notifications – when a run succeeds or fails. Click to open the run. • Accurate time left – estimated per job and step from recent successful runs, not counting time spent waiting for a runner. Private and lightweight • No server: your token and data stay in your browser and the extension talks only to GitHub. • Read-only access to Actions and repository metadata. It cannot read or change your code. • Conditional requests (ETag) keep GitHub API usage low. Getting started 1. Sign in with GitHub (or use a fine-grained personal access token). 2. Open a repository on GitHub – progress bars appear automatically, no setup needed. 3. Pick the repositories you want in the popup, badge and notifications on the settings page. Public repositories work right away. For private ones, grant Live Actions access on GitHub (a link is on the settings page). Available in English and Korean. Open source: https://github.com/gugitgugit/live-actions Live Actions is an independent project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by GitHub.