Your CI/CD Team Just Got an AI Upgrade
Prevent failures and cut pipeline costs with intelligent predictions before issues happen.
CICube's AI agents monitor your GitHub Actions workflows, detect anomalies, and provide actionable fixes - saving you hours of debugging time.
Reveal Your Hidden CI Costs: Context Switching
While most teams focus on CI metrics like build time and success rate, there's a bigger productivity killer lurking beneath: Context Switching.
Every failed build, every CI notification, every pipeline debug session pulls your developers out of their flow state.
CI is a Black Box
GitHub Actions CI lacks detailed pipeline insights, making debugging failures tedious and time-consuming, often leaving pipelines feeling like a black box.
End the Guesswork in CI
Core Features
Monitor, Fix and Optimize Your CI Pipeline
Get AI-powered fixes, real-time monitoring, and actionable insights to improve your CI pipeline performance and developer productivity.
Cost Optimization with Secure Integration
Track and optimize CI costs with detailed insights and weekly reports while ensuring secure, read-only access to your pipeline data.
Get granular visibility pre-production environment to reduce CI costs and improve developer productivity.
Weekly summary emails of your key metrics, alerts, and trends to stay informed about your CI health.
Ensure secure integration with read-only permissions for your GitHub Actions data.
What's the cost?
No surprises, just simple pricing.
Billed annually or $12 on-demand
- Track unlimited repositories
- AI-powered recommendations
- CubeScoreā¢ļø with North Star Metrics
- Weekly e-mail CI reports and insights
- Real-time monitoring
- Alerts and notifications
- 6 months of data retention
- Granular visibility
No credit card required
Includes all Essential features, and:
- Dedicated account manager
- SSO and SAML support
- On-premises deployment
- Customizable insights/reports
- Customizable data retention
- Custom Backup Retention
- Priority handling of feature requests
- Volume discounts and ELAs
No credit card required
Who is considered a committer?
A committer is someone actively making Git commits, identified by their Git author email address. They are counted for billing if they commit at least 3 times in a given month.
Which CI platforms are currently supported by CICube?
Currently, you can use GitHub Actions with CICube. We're planning to add more CI provider support shortly.
More questions about pricing?
Please contact our support team at [email protected].