> What's unclear to me from the article and video is how this can replace e.g. GitHub Actions. Their integration with e.g. PR status checks and the like is a mu

> What's unclear to me from the article and video is how this can replace e.g. GitHub Actions. Their integration with e.g. PR status checks and the like is a must, of course. You guessed correctly: Dagger does not replace Github Actions, they are complementary. The Dagger project itself uses Github Actions and Dagger together :) > Would Dagger just run on top of a `ubuntu-latest` GHA runner? Sure, you can do that. The only dependency to run Dagger is Docker or any OCI-compatible runtime. So, assuming the `ubuntu-latest` runner has docker installed, you can just execute your Dagger-enabled tool, and it should work out of the box. For example here's our own github workflow for testing the Python SDK (you can look around for other workflows): https://github.com/dagger/dagger/blob/main/.github/workflows/test.yml#L68-L76 https://github.com/dagger/dagger/blob/main/.github/workflows... Note that the word "dagger" doesn't even appear, since Dagger is embedded as a library (in this case, using the Go SDK). As far as GHA is concerned, it's just executing a regular binary.