Devpipe

Local pipeline runner — CI feedback before you push.

tool · 2025 · github

Go · TOML · JUnit · SARIF · MCP

Built because skipping tests before commits is the dev's silent norm — slow, scattered tooling makes it cheaper to push and hope. Devpipe collapses the build/test/lint cycle into a single local command with parallel feedback.

Live terminal dashboard showing task progress with animated bars — Live dashboard. Tasks running in parallel, in colour.

Pipeline Flow view showing three stages — Checks + Flutter test + build, Functions Tests, Smoke — each with their constituent tasks and timings — Pipeline flow. Stages, parallelism, and where time actually goes.

Pipeline Flow for a Go project showing Validation, Build, and End-to-End stages with tasks like Go Format, Go Vet, Golang CI Lint, gosec, CodeQL, Build Binary, GoReleaser, e2e tests — Different project, same flow. Go-specific stages and security scans.

Terminal output showing parallel task execution — Same data, plain terminal output.

DevPipe IDE log viewer with file tree on the left and flutter-test.log open on the right — Log viewer. Every task's output, browsable post-run.

IDE integration showing devpipe results — IDE integration. Findings inline.

Flowmunk the squirrel - Devpipe mascot — Meet Flowmunk.

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What it does:

Parallel task execution with a live progress dashboard
Smart filtering via watchPaths to skip unchanged components
Auto-fix mode that applies suggested fixes automatically
Git-aware filtering (staged, unstaged, or custom refs)
JUnit, SARIF, and artifact metrics parsing
MCP integration for AI assistants (Claude Desktop, Windsurf)
Pre-commit and CI/CD integration support

Mascot: Flowmunk the squirrel — embodying the goal of helping developers flow through their work without friction.