Bucky
Bucky automatically investigates failed GitHub Actions runs, identifies the likely root cause, and opens a fix PR for your team to review.
Free for early users Built for growing engineering teams using GitHub Actions
The problem
Teams ship more PRs than ever — and every red build pulls someone out of deep work to dig through logs, reproduce the failure, and guess at a fix.
PRs keep arriving. One failed check can hold up everything behind it.
Before & after
Without Bucky
With Bucky
How it works
Bucky doesn't dump you another stack of logs. It learns what “normal” looks like in your pipelines, cuts through the noise, and comes back with something your team can merge.
Failure lands. Bucky starts investigating before anyone volunteers for log duty.
Raw logs are noisy. Bucky distills them to the lines that matter.
Recurring failures don’t start from zero. Bucky remembers prior incidents and accepted fixes from your repo.
A concrete fix PR — not another alert buried in Slack.
Start with the CI your team already runs. No new pipeline to adopt.
Successful runs teach Bucky what normal looks like. Recurring failures don't start from zero.
Diagnosis alone doesn't unblock the merge queue. A reviewable fix does.
Who we are
Founder
Studied AI at MIT and worked at AWS on developer tools that helped engineers investigate failed deployments and resolve incidents faster. Now building Bucky to make software delivery more autonomous and reliable.
FAQ
Bucky investigates the failure and opens a pull request when it finds a fix.
No. Bucky creates a dedicated branch and submits its changes for review.
No. Bucky works alongside your existing workflows through its GitHub App.
Bucky currently supports GitHub Actions. We plan to support additional CI providers over time.
Bucky is free for early users. Book a demo, and we’ll help you install it on one of your repos and run your first investigation.
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