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Dev tools · February 15, 2026

DSCI – Dead Simple CI

DSCI is a ci pipeline framework integrated with some existed cicd systems like gitea/firgejo/gitlab via web hooks and allowing authors to use general programming languages to write cicd code. It provides SDK for many programming languages. SDK helps process input parameters, write plugins, pass results between tasks and jobs, handle secrets, enable self tests, etc Target auditory - self hosted cicd systems with devops using general programming languages instead of yaml Link to the article -…

DSCI – Dead Simple CI launched on February 15, 2026 with 19 votes, #767 of 16,628 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches.

In plain words

DSCI is a CI pipeline framework that integrates with self-hosted systems like Gitea, Forgejo, and GitLab through webhooks. It lets developers write CI/CD pipelines using general programming languages instead of YAML. The framework provides SDKs for multiple languages to handle parameters, create plugins, manage secrets, pass data between tasks, and enable testing. It targets DevOps teams working with self-hosted infrastructure who prefer traditional programming languages over configuration files.

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From the sources

Dead Simple CI. Contribute to melezhik/DSCI development by creating an account on GitHub.

The idea is that - Git server + 99% * less YAML pipelines for CICD, plus the same runner to install all necessary infra on single server. And devs are in control through Bash/Python not YAML )), no magic devops required Dead simple plugins - we have a tons of plugins available fromfrom github.com

In the maker’s words, at launch

DSCI is a ci pipeline framework integrated with some existed cicd systems like gitea/firgejo/gitlab via web hooks and allowing authors to use general programming languages to write cicd code. It provides SDK for many programming languages. SDK helps process input parameters, write plugins, pass results…

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