DeployLens

About DeployLens

DeployLens answers a question GitHub makes surprisingly hard: where is this change right now? CI passing tells you a build succeeded, but it does not tell you whether the change reached staging, whether someone deployed it at two in the morning, or which of five surfaces to check. DeployLens installs as a GitHub App on your organisation, you pick the repositories to track, and it builds a live Kanban board of every pull request, workflow run and deployment, with columns matching however you actually name your environments — staging, production, preview, canary. Cards move the moment GitHub fires a webhook rather than on a poll, so there is no refreshing to see whether the build went green, and progress bars fill as CI checks complete so a broken check is visible immediately rather than after opening the run. Each card shows change scope — the deepest common directory a change touches — so the blast radius of a PR is legible without reading the diff. DORA metrics are computed automatically from the same event stream: deployment frequency, lead time, change failure rate and mean time to restore, with no separate instrumentation. The setup claim is the notable one for a pipeline tool: no YAML to write, no CI configuration to change and no code to add, because everything is derived from GitHub's own webhook events. The trial is fourteen days of full access with no payment card and no auto-enrolment.

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