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AI · February 4, 2026

latchkey

Unlock Smarter Pipelines

latchkey launched on February 4, 2026 with 7 votes, #1,385 of 16,627 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches.

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What it does

latchkey is an AI powered optimization layer to Unlock Smarter Pipelines. Our AI agents analyze GitHub Workflow builds to deliver actionable insights that optimize performance, reduce costs, and address security vulnerabilities. Setup takes 5 minutes with no runners, no agents, and zero source code access. We identify idle runners and create the PR for you to save 30% on costs. We also identify bottlenecks for 40% faster delivery and proactively remediate vulnerabilities and exposed secrets.

Managed GitHub Actions runners that repair failing builds mid-run. One line to switch, $0.0025/min against $0.006 GitHub-hosted, free minutes on every plan.

One line of YAML changed. 6,000 free build minutes. Failures repaired mid-run. Single-use machines with roughly 10s cold starts, against 30-60s on GitHub-hosted. Transient failures diagnosed and repaired mid-run: over 10,000 a week. “One line of YAML and our CI bill dropped by two thirds. Honestly the bigger win is that we stopped losing hours every week to reruns that were never our code’s fault.” Every cost, security and reliability finding, quantified and shipped as a pull request. A failing step, diagnosed and repaired mid-run. No human in the loop. The runner matches the failure pattern and retries with backoff. Managed runners for speed, cost analytics for visibility, and AI…from latchkey.dev

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