Lane MonkeyPipeline Health
Your pipelines are broken and nobody noticed yet
Pipeline health is invisible until something breaks loud enough for someone to hear. Flaky tests go unnoticed for days. Broken deploys sit until someone needs to ship. You need a health dashboard that shows red, yellow, green at a glance.
Pipeline health is invisible until it's an emergency.
Flaky tests creep in over weeks. A deploy pipeline starts failing intermittently. Nobody notices because nobody is watching. It's not until a critical release is blocked that someone discovers the pipeline has been unhealthy for days.
api-gatewayweb-frontendauth-serviceworker-queuedeploy-prode2e-tests2 failing, 1 flaky, 3 healthy. Would you have known without checking each one?
The cost of invisible pipeline health isn't just broken builds. It's the lost confidence in your CI system. When engineers don't trust their pipelines, they start deploying manually, skipping tests, and working around the system instead of through it.
How teams try to solve this today
Reactive approaches that miss problems until they're urgent.
Waiting for failures to surface
No proactive health monitoring. You only know a pipeline is broken when someone tries to merge and can't.
Periodic manual checks
Someone checks CI health once a morning. But pipelines break at 2pm. By the next check, half the team is blocked.
Email notifications that get ignored
GitHub sends email on every failure. After 100 emails a week, everyone has a filter to auto-archive them.
Build badges in READMEs
Green badge in the README? Great. But who checks READMEs daily? And badges only show the default branch.
Live health status for every pipeline. At a glance.
Lane Monkey shows you the health of every pipeline, every service, every repo in one color-coded Kanban board. Green means healthy. Yellow means building. Red means broken. Failures surface immediately, not hours later.
Flaky tests show up as intermittent reds that catch your eye. Broken deploys are visible the moment they fail. You'll never discover a pipeline was broken “for the last three days” again.
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