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Layerun cuts CI time and cost by only running the work that actually changed. No rewrites. No re-architecture. Just dramatically fewer builds.

87% of CI jobs skipped across 41k runs

Rust monorepo: 14m → 48s
GPU codebase: 22m → 1m 30s

Stop paying for builds you don't need.

Teams using Layerun typically skip 80–90% of CI work by reusing deterministic results instead of rebuilding unchanged code.

Developers get feedback in seconds instead of minutes.

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Only rebuild what actually changed.

Before:

CI rebuilds everything because it can't tell what changed.

After:

Layerun only runs work that truly depends on a change.

Result:

CI reuses previous results when inputs are identical. Dramatically faster pipelines and fewer pointless reruns, without rewriting your builds.

Every run is a debuggable snapshot in time.

Before:

CI is stateless. Debugging is guesswork.

After:

Every execution is a temporal snapshot: inputs, environment, and results captured as addressable state.

Result:

Answer "what changed between these runs?" and replay historical behavior without guesswork. Debugging flaky builds becomes comparing snapshots, not digging through logs.

Local and CI behave exactly the same.

Before:

"It works on my machine" memes.

After:

Hermetic, reproducible environments. Same tools, dependencies, and permissions everywhere.

Result:

If it passes locally, it passes in CI. No more "works on my machine" when environments drift. Perfect reproducibility.

Only rebuild what actually changed

Layerun only runs work that truly depends on a change. Instead of rebuilding everything, CI reuses previous results when inputs are identical.

CI Rebuilds Everything
Layerun Rebuilds Only What Changed

Across 41k CI runs, 87.3% of jobs were safely skipped by the causal engine.

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Most CI runs waste 80–90% of their compute on untouched code. Layerun eliminates that.

Stop rebuilding the world. When a library stays the same, every downstream rebuild disappears. Your CI becomes incremental, selective, and smart, exactly like your code should be.

Does your CI do this?

Rebuild the entire monorepo on a 2-line change?

Miss cached work because paths don't match?

Give you zero historical state?

Burn CPU credits for no reason?

Layerun doesn't.

See how much CI money you're wasting every month.

Plug in your current CI usage and let Layerun estimate how much of that work is redundant. Most teams discover they're paying for thousands of minutes of builds that don't need to run at all.

Monthly Savings
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Hours Saved
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* We are still perfecting our savings analysis. These estimates are preliminary and may vary based on your specific use case.

How It Works

Under the hood, Layerun is a Causal & Temporal CI engine: it models what depends on what, and how that state evolves over time, so it can reuse work safely and deterministically.

Observe

Layerun monitors capability access during execution.

Trace

We build a causal graph of all dependencies.

Snapshot

State is preserved as an immutable epoch.

Skip

We reuse results if inputs haven't changed.

"Layerun cut our CI spend by 72% in the first week. Nothing else we tried even came close."
Head of Platform, SaaS company (200 engineers)