Octolense — Triage your GitHub

Reviewing workflow health across any more than a couple repos in GitHub is entirely cumbersome. Short of orchestrating your own internal aggregation layer and dashboard, it's simply hard to manage. Introducing our refined Workflows page. Focused insights surfacing broken and flaky workflows that are costing your team time and money, across all of your organizations repos. https://octolense.com/ #DevOps #DevEx #GitHub #SoftwareEngineering

Reviewing workflow health across any more than a couple repos in GitHub is entirely cumbersome. Short of orchestrating your own internal aggregation layer and dashboard, it's simply hard to manage. Introducing our refined Workflows page. Focused insights surfacing broken and flaky workflows that are costing your team time and money, across all of your organizations repos. https://octolense.com/ #DevOps #DevEx #GitHub #SoftwareEngineering

GitHub gives you 50 Actions tabs. Your team needs 1 view. 50 billing pages. 50 review queues. 50 of everything. The reality of engineering ops at scale is that the unit of work is the team, not the repo. A failing workflow in repo-A blocks the team that owns repo-B. Cost overruns happen across repos, not in them. PR review bottlenecks span the whole org. Octolense unifies every PR, workflow, and CI signal across your org in one view. https://octolense.com/ #DevOps #DevEx #GitHub #SoftwareEngineering

Your GitHub Actions bill shows up. It’s higher than expected. You have no idea why. Billing is a lagging indicator. By the time you see the overage, the month is already gone. We rebuilt our Insights page to fix that: - It tells you the bill before it lands - Forecasts your month-end spend at your current rate - Tells you the exact day you’ll overspend - Shows the dollar fix: “Fix failing CI and save ~$4.18/month” - Breaks down cost by repo - Models impact if failures are fixed Available on the team plan for $12 / active Octolense user a month. https://octolense.com/ #CostOptimization #CloudFinOps #EngineeringEfficiency #DevTools #Observability #SaaSTools #GitHub

You're three files into a PR review and you have no idea which one matters. Is this file touched by everyone? Has it broken CI four times this month? Who on the team has actually written code in it before? Today, answering that means digging through git blame, closed PRs, and workflow history. Reviewers spend the first half of every review on archaeology before they can think about whether the change is right. We shipped Hot File Badge. A flame icon on every file in PR review with signal worth surfacing. Hover it and you get: - Last editor and when - Churn in the last 90 days, plus CI failure count - Top contributors by additions, with ownership bars - Best reviewers by review count on that file - Recent PRs that touched it, with pass/fail dots The signal was always in your repo's history. We made it visible where you're already looking. GitHub shows you everything. We show you what matters. https://octolense.com/ #CodeReview #DeveloperExperience #SoftwareEngineering

Shipped: 🔥 Hot File context when reviewing a PR. 👀                            Hover a flagged file in the diff and you get:  - Last editor and when  - Churn in the last 90 days, plus CI failure count  - Top contributors by additions  One glance, you know who to pull in.  GitHub shows you everything. We show you what matters. https://octolense.com/ #DevEx #PullRequests #GitHub #SoftwareEngineering

You're three files into a PR review and you have no idea which one matters. Is this file touched by everyone? Has it broken CI four times this month? Who on the team has actually written code in it before? Today, answering that means digging through git blame, closed PRs, and workflow history. Reviewers spend the first half of every review on archaeology before they can think about whether the change is right. We shipped Hot File Badge. A flame icon on every file in PR review with signal worth surfacing. Hover it and you get: - Last editor and when - Churn in the last 90 days, plus CI failure count - Top contributors by additions, with ownership bars - Best reviewers by review count on that file - Recent PRs that touched it, with pass/fail dots The signal was always in your repo's history. We made it visible where you're already looking. GitHub shows you everything. We show you what matters. https://octolense.com/ #CodeReview #DeveloperExperience #SoftwareEngineering

Shipped: 🔥 Hot File context when reviewing a PR. 👀                            Hover a flagged file in the diff and you get:  - Last editor and when  - Churn in the last 90 days, plus CI failure count  - Top contributors by additions  One glance, you know who to pull in.  GitHub shows you everything. We show you what matters. https://octolense.com/ #DevEx #PullRequests #GitHub #SoftwareEngineering

Is a smart light bulb a better UX than GitHubs pull request page?

Your team lives in Slack. Your PRs don't. We fixed that. New Slack app, we named him OctoBuddy. His job is to make your job easier. Buddy can check your PR status, find reviews you owe, or figure out why CI is failing, all within #Slack. From any Slack DM, you can:  - Ask "what PRs need my review?" and get a prioritized list  - Check CI status, branch health, and pipeline runs  - Request reviewers, add labels, and mark PRs ready, all without leaving Slack  - Get daily digests and real-time notifications for merges, reviews, and CI completions It's not a notification bot. It's a conversational agent backed by your repos, your PRs, and your team. Also shipped recently: - PR review keyboard shortcuts: Cmd+K now opens a command palette for jumping between files and commits instantly - Create new PRs directly from Octolense We're building the engineering command center that sits on top of GitHub. Turning activity into decisions, and noise into signal. If your team is drowning in GitHub notifications and scattered across tabs try us out for free at https://octolense.com/. #GitHub #DevExperience #PullRequests #DevTools #DevOps #CICD