ciblame

git blame for your CI bill

ciblame shows how many GitHub Actions minutes and dollars go to AI coding agents like Copilot, Claude Code and Codex, to bots like Dependabot, and to the people on your team.

$ ciblame acme/storefront --since 30d

CI minutes and estimated cost per agent, bot and person
a3f9c1e(GitHub Copilot2026-10-071)9,480 min$84.33
4b7d2e0(humans (5)2026-10-102)3,489 min$29.05
9c1e5a2(Claude Code2026-10-133)3,303 min$27.22
e05b7f3(OpenAI Codex2026-10-164)1,299 min$11.66
71d4c8b(scheduled2026-10-195)1,292 min$25.50
2f8a9d6(Dependabot2026-10-226)881 min$7.55
c6e3b10(Devin2026-10-257)776 min$5.32
58a2f4e(Copilot review2026-10-288)329 min$1.97
total20,849 min$193
A month of CI on a fictional repository, from ciblame --demo. AI agents used 73% of the minutes, bots 10% and people 17%.

Try it

One binary, no setup. It finds a token in GITHUB_TOKEN, GH_TOKEN or your GitHub CLI login, and only reads runs, jobs and pull requests.

npx ciblame --demo               # sample report, no token needed
npx ciblame your-org/your-repo   # last 30 days of a real repo

Needs Node.js. Or install it with npm install -g ciblame, use Go 1.23+ (go run github.com/amlaban65/ciblame/cmd/ciblame@latest --demo), or download a binary for macOS, Windows or Linux from the releases page. A GitHub Action posts a report every week.

What it answers

Guides

How GitHub Actions billing works, and how to spend less of it.

The full report

ciblame terminal report with a row per agent, bot and person: runs, minutes, share, estimated cost, failure rate, merged pull requests and minutes per merge