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Build with a wizard or canvas, simulate every run here, then export versioned GitLab or GitHub config to your repo.

Live pipeline simulation

Watch real pipeline runs stream logs and pass block-by-block—before anything hits your CI provider.

Pipeline
events-ingestion-prod
trigger: s3:ObjectCreated:Put
IdleRun #1842 • —
Canvas
4 blocks · 3 edges
env=prodcommit=8c4a1f2batch_size=256schema=events.v3warehouse=COMPUTE_WH
Run logs
all blocks
tail -f
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  • Guided wizard
  • Drag-and-drop builder
  • Simulate runs in-platform
Features
Build two ways. Simulate before you ship.
Start with a guided wizard or a drag-and-drop canvas, run an in-platform simulation with live logs, then export GitLab or GitHub pipelines when you're ready.
How it works
Wizard or canvas → simulate → export.
PipeStudio helps you define pipelines from project context, validate them with a real run, then ship GitLab or GitHub config to your repo.
Step 1
Create
Create
Pick your path: answer wizard questions about your repo and stack, or drag blocks onto a canvas and tune every config value yourself.
Wizard
platformGitHub Actions
languagePython
stagesbuild → test → deploy
Canvas
lintruff
testpytest
deploystaging
Step 2
Simulate
Simulate
Run the pipeline on PipeStudio. Watch block-by-block logs and confirm the flow before you push YAML to GitLab or GitHub.
Run #1842
live
statussuccess
duration2m 14s
blocks4/4 passed
logsstreamed live
Step 3
Export
Export
Generate versioned GitLab CI or GitHub Actions config from the same project definition—commit it to your repo when you're satisfied.
Output
preview
format.gitlab-ci.yml
or.github/workflows/ci.yml
commitready for PR
Outcomes
From project context to CI you can trust.
PipeStudio helps you define pipelines your way, validate them with a real run, and export versioned GitLab or GitHub config to your repo.
First pipeline in minutes
Answer wizard questions about your repo and stack—or skip straight to the canvas when you already know the shape of your CI.
  • Step through project basics, stages, build, and test setup without writing YAML.
  • Generate a reviewable pipeline from your answers or block layout.
  • Start from a clear project definition instead of a blank config file.
Ship CI with confidence
Run the pipeline on PipeStudio before anything reaches GitLab or GitHub—so broken stages show up early, not in production CI.
  • Simulate the full flow with streamed logs and block-level output.
  • Fix config issues while the context is still fresh.
  • Commit YAML only after the run looks right on the platform.
One definition, two platforms
Keep a single project definition and export GitLab CI or GitHub Actions config when you are ready to ship.
  • Choose GitLab CI or GitHub Actions without rebuilding from scratch.
  • Export `.gitlab-ci.yml` or workflow YAML from the same project.
  • Track pipeline changes in Git alongside your application code.
FAQ
Answers before you ship your first pipeline.
PipeStudio helps you build GitLab and GitHub pipelines with a guided wizard or drag-and-drop canvas, simulate every run on the platform, and export versioned YAML to your repo.
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Join the waitlist and we'll notify you when you can build your first pipeline.
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