Run your GitHub Actions workflows on Hugging Face Jobs with a one-line change:

jobs:
  train:
    runs-on: hf-jobs-a10g-small   # was: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      - uses: actions/checkout@v4
      - run: python train.py

GPU CI for the price of a Hub subscription. No self-hosted runner infrastructure to babysit.

Note that Jobs-Actions is in Beta, and could change. But the overall motivation for this is that GitHub-hosted runners are becoming increasingly unreliable. HF Jobs instances are reliable and offer GPU machines at much more reasonable, per-minute prices. This bridges the GitHub and HF Jobs: GitHub Actions stays in charge of orchestration, YAML, secrets, and the Checks UI; HF Jobs provides the compute.

PR push
  → GitHub fires `workflow_job.queued` webhook
  → Dispatcher (HF Space) receives it, sees `runs-on: hf-jobs-*` label
  → Mints a one-shot GitHub Actions runner registration token
  → Launches an HF Job with a base image (or your prebuilt runner image)
  → Runner registers ephemerally, GitHub dispatches the job to it
  → Runner exits after one job, container terminates

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