because it's not easy being green

Copyright © 2011-, Tom Denley. Licensed under Apache 2 License.

CI-Eye is a Build Radiator that provides a clear visualisation of your continuous integration system.

• runs anywhere -- all you need is Java and a web browser
• no installation -- packaged as a single executable JAR
• no plug-ins -- talks to CI servers using their REST APIs, so no faff (and no permission) required
• simple to set up -- configured with a couple of text files
• multi-purpose -- talks to Hudson, Jenkins, and TeamCity at present, with plans to include other favourites
• pictures everywhere -- identifies who checked in, and shows their ugly mug
• aggregates information -- can combine build data from multiple sources into a single radiator view
• mark-as-fixed -- desktop UI allows users to interact with the radiator, marking broken builds as fixed
• super D'oh mode -- if you screwed up the world, flag a d'oh moment to let everyone know not to worry
• buffers CI access -- a single CI-Eye instance supports multiple radiators, so your CI servers aren't hammered

The CI-Eye executable JAR file can be downloaded from googlecode downloads -- see the release notes.

Full, detailed documentation on the CI-Eye Wiki -- yes, there are screenshots there too!

The latest source of CI-Eye can be found on GitHub.