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BoringCache

Do more.
Rebuild less.

Get a free, personal review of one CI workflow. I’ll help you understand what’s slowing it down, what keeps failing, and what you can change.

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No charge. No obligation to use BoringCache.

Gaurav Tiwari

Hi, I’m Gaurav.

I’ve been a Rails developer for 15 years, with a particular interest in performance, caching and CI/CD.

For the past year, I’ve been building BoringCache around a simple idea: do more with less. I’d like to use what I’ve learned to help you improve your CI.

What do you build with?

Choose a tool to see a relevant example.

Measured on real projects

PostHog Mastodon

Mastodon · Docker

Three source changes on AMD64 and ARM64

Build time

7m34s → 2m39s

Caching disabled → BoringCache · average of six builds, August 2026.

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Review my CI workflow

A free review of one workflow.

The aim is to make better use of what you already have. If a change in GitHub Actions or your existing CI is enough, I’ll help you with that. If another tool could help, including BoringCache, I’ll explain why.

Understand the problem

Share a workflow, job or description of what’s happening. We’ll look at slow steps, failures and repeated work.

Check your current setup

We’ll start with your existing CI: job structure, dependency setup, builds and cache configuration.

Find a practical next step

I’ll suggest what to change and how to check whether it helps. You decide what to try.

Tell me about your CI.

A workflow link or a description of the problem is enough to start.

Where are you running the build?
What would you like help with?

What I’ll look at

Start with one workflow and its logs to understand where time goes and what keeps failing.

Related example: Mastodon · Three source changes on AMD64 and ARM64.

I’ll review your current setup first. The answer might be a change in your CI configuration, a different tool, or less repeated work. There’s no obligation to use BoringCache.

I’ll reply personally. The review is free, with no obligation to use BoringCache. No account or repository access is needed to get started.

Just send me a message