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CI/CD Pipeline Generator

Define generic pipeline stages - checkout, build, test, deploy - and export them as GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, or a Jenkinsfile.

Add the stages your pipeline needs, then choose which format to export to - GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, or a Jenkinsfile.

Pipeline Stages

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Use the dedicated GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, or Jenkinsfile generators if you want a format-specific starting point instead.

What Is This Tool For?

Instead of learning the exact syntax of three different CI/CD systems, this tool lets you describe your pipeline once - as a simple ordered list of stages like checkout, install, build, test, security checks, package, and deploy - and exports it in the format your platform needs.

Why Use This Tool?

Useful when comparing CI/CD platforms, migrating between them, or documenting a pipeline concept in a platform-neutral way before committing to a specific tool's YAML/Groovy syntax.

How to Use It

Add the stages your pipeline needs, in order, with a simple command for each.
Choose an export format: GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, or Jenkinsfile.
Copy the generated configuration.

Limitations

Each platform has unique advanced features this generic model can't fully capture - the export gives you a correct, working starting point in that platform's syntax, not a one-to-one guarantee of every platform-specific capability.

Frequently Asked Questions

It helps when moving between CI systems or comparing them - you describe the stages once and get equivalent GitHub Actions, GitLab CI and Jenkins files.

They follow the same stages, but each CI system has its own features for caching, secrets and runners. Review the output for your platform before relying on it.

Typically checkout, install dependencies, build, test and deploy - with deploy limited to the main branch or tagged releases.