ciresults

ciresults is a cross-CI results aggregation and analytics platform designed to collect, normalize, store, and analyze continuous integration results from multiple CI systems. It provides a unified view of build status, test outcomes, and pipeline health across projects, regardless of the underlying provider.

The core data model centers on a BuildRecord that captures project name, repository URL, branch, commit SHA, pipeline name, and job identifiers. Each record includes the run status (success, failure, canceled, or skipped), duration, start and end timestamps, and references to logs and artifacts. A linked TestSummary aggregates counts of total, passed, failed, and skipped tests, with optional drill-downs for flaky tests or individual test results.

Adapters ingest data via webhooks or API calls, normalizing provider-specific fields into a common schema. The platform exposes a REST API and, in some deployments, a GraphQL interface for querying results, aggregating trends, and exporting data. It supports multiple retention policies, role-based access control, and data privacy controls.

Key use cases include monitoring build stability over time, detecting regressions after changes, forecasting release readiness, and providing stakeholders with concise health snapshots. By correlating CI results with commits and branches, teams can identify high-risk changes and improve automation reliability.

Origins and status: The concept arose to address fragmentation across CI ecosystems and to enable centralized reporting and benchmarking. ciresults is offered as an open platform with community and enterprise editions and is designed to integrate with major CI tools such as Jenkins, GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, CircleCI, Buildkite, and others through pluggable adapters.