buildnoteInsight on every build.

Connect the CI you already use, collect pipelines and test results, and get answers from your build data. These docs take you from your first event to full observability.

Getting Started

What Is Buildnote?

AI Insights

Get failure summaries as builds finish, and ask questions in plain English to get live charts and dashboards back.

Ask your pipeline

Builds on a timeline

See pipelines, jobs and steps laid out on a timeline with durations and success rates, so you can spot the bottleneck quickly.

Explore builds

Dashboards and BNQL

Query every collected event with BNQL and build live boards of charts, tables, metrics and gauges.

Build a board

Every test format

Collect JUnit, xUnit, NUnit, TestNG, Cucumber, Robot Framework, CTRF, Dart and more with the CLI or the Gradle plugin.

See the formats

Integrations

GitHub and GitLab record your pipelines as they run. Slack and Discord deliver notifications to your team.

Plug into your stack

CLI and Data API

Automate collection with a single-command CLI, and run BNQL over HTTP with the public Data API.

Open the reference

// Quick start

.buildnote.json · project root

{"collect": {"junit": {"enabled": true,"include": ["**/TEST-*.xml"]}}}✓ tells the CLI which test results to pick up

ci.yml · GitHub Action

steps:- name: Collect eventsuses: buildnote/action@0.2.10env:BUILDNOTE_API_KEY: ${{ secrets.BUILDNOTE_API_KEY }}if: always()✓ results from your next run, no pipeline rewrite

Set up your teamConnect your CI and collect the first events buildnote.json referenceEvery collector, reporter and expression Pipeline setupGitHub Action and GitLab configuration