AI-native · local-first · zero-config CI/CD
PushCI detects your stack, runs your pipeline free on your own machine, and deploys to 22 targets — with zero YAML. AI diagnoses failures and fixes them. Your existing CI can stay put.
$ pushci init Detecting stack ............... Node 20 + Vite Writing pushci.yml ............ 14 lines Installing pre-push hook ...... done $ git push → running pushci run ✓ lint 3.2s ✓ test 8.4s ✓ build 12.1s → 24 commits ahead · all checks passed
Why it exists
CI/CD is expensive, verbose, and locked in — 50 lines of config to run a test, a per-minute meter, and settings that don't port between platforms. PushCI reads what your repo already says and just runs. Compute is never the product; it runs on your hardware, free.
Detects 35 languages and 49 frameworks and generates a working pipeline. No YAML to learn, no templates to copy.
The first build/test/lint pass runs locally before hosted CI — no minutes, no queue, no bill. Your existing CI stays put.
When something breaks, AI finds the root cause and patches it — across six providers, or fully local and private.
GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket. 22 deploy targets across every major cloud. No lock-in by design.
What PushCI does
pushci init detects the stack — 35 languages, 49 frameworks — and writes the pipeline. No YAML to learn.
The first build/test/lint pass runs on the developer's machine before hosted CI. Your existing CI can stay put.
Diagnose failures, auto-heal broken pipelines, generate configs, and chat with your pipeline across six AI providers.
Turn a goal into a reviewed pull request and a tracked deployment — validated by the same pipeline, never self-merged.
Execute existing .github/workflows as-is — a friction-free on-ramp for teams leaving the incumbent.
22 targets across every major cloud, plus immutable, zero-downtime image promotions across environments.
Trigger runs and deploys from Slack, Teams, Discord, Telegram, and more — in natural language.
Pipeline security scanning (SARIF), encrypted secrets, SSO/SAML, SCIM, RBAC, immutable audit, and DORA metrics.
When it saves you
The pitch isn't abstract. These are the bad days PushCI is built for.
Your hosted CI is having a bad day — and a critical fix is stuck behind it.
You hit the GitHub Actions quota mid-sprint and every run starts queuing.
Preview environments are a line item on the bill and a headache in the config.
Runs, failures, and deploys should show up where your team already talks.
Agent-native
PushCI ships an extensive MCP server, so AI coding agents — Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Cline — operate the whole pipeline themselves. No glue code, no custom integration.
{
"mcpServers": {
"pushci": {
"command": "pushci",
"args": ["mcp"]
}
}
}
12 tools, one server
The market
Maturity & model
Pricing
Free unlimited local runs and AI stack detection → Pro adds the dashboard, analytics, and all 22 deploy targets → Team adds SSO, audit, governance, and managed cloud execution → Enterprise adds SCIM, 7-year audit, and SIEM. License: BUSL-1.1, converting to MIT in 2029.
PushCI is platform-neutral by design — it deploys to 22 targets and runs everywhere. But it has a special relationship with one platform: it's built end-to-end on Cloudflare, and it's the CI/CD layer Cloudflare's developer platform is missing.
Built on Cloudflare
Three ways forward
Position PushCI as the recommended CI/CD for Cloudflare developers — Launchpad and developer-platform co-marketing, and a “deploy to Cloudflare in one command” story that pulls net-new usage onto Workers, Pages, and Containers.
Ship PushCI in the integrations directory as the turnkey CI/CD option for the platform. Low-lift, high-visibility, immediate value: add a pre-push gate and deploy to Cloudflare in 30 seconds.
Acquire the CI/CD layer the platform is missing — already built on Cloudflare, so integration cost is near zero. An AI-native, multi-platform product and a Cloudflare-native reference architecture in one.
The bottom line
PushCI is the AI-native, local-first pipeline that runs on your machine and deploys anywhere. It stands on its own — and for Cloudflare, it's a partner, a listing, or an acquisition.