Overview
GitHub Actions is easy to start with and easy to make a mess of — dozens of copy-pasted YAML files, no reuse, and secrets scattered across repos. I build workflows that are structured, reusable, and safe to hand off to your team without a "don't touch this" warning attached.
What's Included
- PR validation workflows — linting, tests, and build checks that block merges until they pass
- Build, test & deploy pipelines — from commit to deployed environment, with clear status checks at every stage
- Environment protection rules — required reviewers and wait timers for production deploys, so nothing ships without a human in the loop when you want one
- Reusable workflow templates — shared workflows other repos in your org can call, instead of duplicating YAML everywhere
Our Process
- Repo & workflow review — what exists today, what's manual, and where the pain points are.
- Workflow design — a proposed structure for PR checks, deploy workflows, and any reusable/composite actions.
- Implementation — workflows built and tested against real PRs and deploys, not just a demo branch.
- Handover — documentation covering how to add workflows to new repos using the shared templates.
Who This Is For
Teams already on GitHub who want CI/CD that scales past one repo, or who inherited a tangle of Actions YAML from multiple contributors with no shared structure.
FAQ
Do you use GitHub-hosted or self-hosted runners? Whichever fits your workload and budget — self-hosted runners are set up when jobs need more resources or access to a private network.
Can workflows be shared across multiple repositories? Yes — reusable workflows and composite actions are part of the default setup so you're not maintaining the same YAML in ten places.
Does this cover deployment, or just testing? Both. Deploy workflows are included, with environment protection rules for anything hitting production.