Paste a workflow YAML (from .github/workflows/) to see its triggers, jobs, and steps explained in plain English. Nothing is ever uploaded.
Triggers
Jobs
How it works
The pasted YAML is parsed client-side with the js-yaml library, then the tool reads the on: field to list triggers against a built-in glossary, and walks each job's runs-on, needs, if, and steps — matching each uses: action against a glossary of common GitHub Actions or noting it's unrecognized.
FAQ
Why does the tool check for a "true" key in addition to "on"?
Because of a well-known YAML 1.1 quirk: an unquoted on: key is interpreted by some YAML parsers as the boolean true rather than the string "on" — the parser this tool uses does that too, so it checks both keys to find your triggers reliably.
What happens if a workflow uses an action that's not in the built-in glossary?
It's still listed with its exact uses: reference, just with a generic note that it's a third-party or less common action not yet in this tool's glossary — you'd need to check that action's own README for what it does.
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