Latchkey runs CI from its own CLI as GitHub Actions jobs queue

Latchkey CEO Daniel Zoghalchali demonstrated on October 19 that the startup's command-line tool can send a CI command to one of Latchkey's own runners while a GitHub Actions job sat queued, in a post on X tied to a planned Latchkey platform launch. The demonstration shows a second route for running CI checks when Actions jobs are waiting, but does not show performance at scale.

Latchkey runs CI from its own CLI as GitHub Actions jobs queue CEO Daniel Zoghalchali used the planned platform launch to demonstrate a command running on Latchkey while his GitHub Actions job waited. By Ryan Merket https://runtimewire.com/author/ryan-merket · Published · Updated Primary source: X https://x.com/DanZoghalchali/status/2112214172788527147 Why it matters Latchkey is turning its runner infrastructure into a directly callable service, giving developers and coding agents another way to execute CI checks when an Actions job is waiting. The post demonstrates the workflow, not its performance at scale. Latchkey CEO Daniel Zoghalchali @DanZoghalchali https://x.com/DanZoghalchali used a GitHub Actions queue to demonstrate a second route for running CI: Latchkey's command-line tool https://latchkey.dev/documentation/latchkey-cli , which sends a command to one of the startup's own runners. In a post on X https://x.com/DanZoghalchali/status/2112214172788527147 on October 19th, Zoghalchali said the launch of a new Latchkey platform had been planned for that day and that the company's own CI was running while a GitHub Actions job sat queued.… When you purchase through links in our articles, we may earn a small commission https://runtimewire.com/affiliate-monetization-standards . This doesn’t affect our editorial independence.