Engineering

A live, auto-refreshing miniapp dashboard showing every recent deployment with health status, diff size, duration, and anomaly flags

Every deployment fires this pipeline: it pulls the latest deploy records from your CI/CD platform, analyzes each one for health check failures, oversized diffs, and slow deploy times, then builds and deploys a live Next.js miniapp dashboard. The dashboard shows every recent deployment as a status card — green for healthy, red for failing — with a timeline view and anomaly highlights so the whole engineering team always knows what is in production.

How it works

TriggerRuns when a deployment event fires from your CI/CD pipeline
  1. 01
    Job

    Pull recent deployment records

    Query your CI/CD platform or GitHub Actions for the latest completed deployments, including commit SHAs, timestamps, environment names, health check results, and deployment durations. Pull the last 20 deploys to establish a baseline.
  2. 02
    Agent

    Analyze deployment health and compile dashboard data

    Review each deployment for health check pass/fail status, diff size anomalies, slow deployment times, and rollback events. Flag anything noteworthy — unusually large diffs, deployments taking 2x longer than the median, or health check regressions. Prepare a structured JSON payload with status cards for each deploy.
  3. 03
    Miniapp

    Build and deploy the monitor dashboard miniapp

    Generate a Next.js miniapp dashboard from the analyzed data. Each deployment renders as a card with a status badge (healthy/degraded/failed), commit message, diff summary, duration bar, and timestamp. Include a timeline view and a summary row showing the current production health. Deploy to a public URL.
ResultA live deployment monitoring miniapp with status cards, diff summaries, and health check indicators