CI/CD pipelines in the IDE

CI/CD in the IDE: Monitor GitHub Actions & GitLab pipelines.

Track workflow runs, inspect job logs, review pull request checks, and let AI agents diagnose broken builds, all without leaving your editor.

The problem

Switching to a browser just to see why a CI build failed breaks developer flow.

After pushing a branch, developers wait, switch to a browser, navigate to GitHub Actions or GitLab CI, search for the run, wait for pages to load, and dig through hundreds of lines of collapsed logs to find one failing unit test or lint error.

Once you find the failure, you copy the error message back into your IDE to locate the file, fix the line, commit, and repeat the loop.

Flame brings your CI/CD pipelines right into the editor. See pipeline status in your activity bar, inspect logs instantly, and hand error outputs directly to an AI agent for immediate triage.

Real-time CI/CD pipeline viewerFilter runs, inspect failing job steps, read logs, and trigger AI fixes in your workspace.
How Flame solves it

From code push to verified pipeline pass in five steps.

  1. 01

    Connect GitHub or GitLab

    Add your repository provider account once. Flame secures API credentials using AES-256-GCM OS keychain encryption and maps pipelines to your active projects.

  2. 02

    Auto-refresh on Git push

    Push code from Flame's Git controls and watch new workflow runs trigger automatically, with live status updates streaming into your activity bar.

  3. 03

    Inspect pipeline runs & jobs

    Explore workflows, stages, and individual job steps in a clean hierarchy. Filter by status, branch, or author to focus on the runs that matter.

  4. 04

    Read build logs in the editor

    Jump directly to the failing step log, compiler error, or broken test suite in an editor tab without switching to a web browser.

  5. 05

    Diagnose failures with AI

    Send failing CI logs and error traces directly to an AI agent to pinpoint broken tests, missing packages, or type errors and generate a working fix.

Integrated features

Designed for modern GitHub and GitLab workflows.

Feature 1

GitHub Actions & GitLab CI

First-class native support for GitHub Actions workflows and GitLab CI/CD pipelines with unified status indicators and filters.

Feature 2

Automatic push trigger

Pushing a branch or commit from Flame immediately schedules status checks and surfaces new pipeline runs without manual polling.

Feature 3

Pull & merge request checks

Inspect PR and MR review states, approval status, required checks, and merge blockers right alongside your Git branches.

Feature 4

Editor-embedded logs

Read raw or filtered build logs with syntax highlighting and quick navigation to error lines in your project files.

Feature 5

Activity bar indicators

Non-intrusive status icons in the activity bar alert you when your pipeline succeeds, is running, or requires attention.

Feature 6

AI failure diagnosis

One click sends failing test outputs and stack traces to an AI agent to explain the root cause and generate a fix in your code.

Branch-aware CI

Coordinate CI checks across Git worktrees and services.

When running background agent tasks in isolated Git worktrees, Flame keeps pipeline status attached to each branch. You can see when an agent's pushed PR passes checks while you continue editing your own checkout.

Track tickets and automate branches from Jira, GitHub, or Monday with the Jira integration, or manage multiple microservices in one window with the multi-repository workspace.

FAQ

CI/CD integration questions

Stop checking the browser for CI build results.

Download Flame, connect your GitHub or GitLab repositories, and monitor pipelines right where you write code.

Free to use on macOS, Windows, and Linux.