openai GitHub Actions Analytics
GitHub Activity Summary
In September 2025, OpenAI's GitHub organization demonstrated a robust commitment to continuous development, reflected in its repository activity. The organization recorded a total of 10,105 action runs, achieving an impressive success rate of 88.59%. This indicates a strong performance in maintaining high-quality code through effective testing and deployment practices, aligning with the organization's focus on innovation and reliability in AI development.
The commit behavior was characterized by a steady increase in successful runs, peaking at 8952 successes against 926 failures. The most active contributors included aibrahim-oai and bolinfest, with success rates of 87.28% and 94.0%, respectively. Their contributions underline a trend of developer engagement that is crucial for collaborative projects. The average execution time for workflows was approximately 152.28 seconds, with the longest individual run recorded at 21,623 seconds, highlighting the variability in task complexity.
Pull request dynamics also reflected a healthy collaborative environment, with workflows such as "Create releases" achieving a remarkable 99.46% success rate. This indicates a well-structured process for integrating new features and fixes. Overall, the data from September 2025 showcases OpenAI's strategic investment in code quality and contributor engagement, providing valuable insights into the organization's GitHub analytics and GitHub insights. Long-tail keywords such as "developer contribution trends," "pull request metrics," and "engineering investment analysis" further enhance the relevance of this analysis.
Average Execution Time (s)
173.63
3986.37
-0.96%
Success Rate
83.33
71.54
0.17%
Total Runs
9,994.68
816695
-0.99%
Successful Runs
8,383.68
584269
-0.99%
Failed Runs
860.92
148558
-0.99%
Total Run Time (hrs)
483.23
904345.95
-1%
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Failure
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