Managed GitHub Actions runners that repair failing builds mid-run. One line to switch, $0.0025/min against $0.006 GitHub-hosted, free minutes on every plan.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋 We pulled every failed GitHub Actions run from eight
production open source repos over three months — 156,808 of them — and
most weren't broken code. A registry timing out, a Docker pull hitting a
rate limit, a job OOM-killed on an undersized runner. So we built
Latchkey: managed GitHub Actions runners that classify those failures,
repair them on the runner, and retry, instead of going red. One line
changes — runs-on: latchkey-small. What it will never do is retry a real
failure; a compile error or a failing test is your bug, and masking it
would make us worse than useless, so those get handed to your coding
agent over MCP with the root cause and full logs. Fresh machine per job,
~10s starts, $0.0025/min against GitHub's $0.006. I'd like to hear where
this breaks — if you've got a flake we can't classify, tell me!
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