I see. Interesting idea with the green energy.
But basically a non-opensource CI would be very difficult to justify due to the vendor lock-in. Yet I'm using github-workflows out of convenience...
I've also tried using vim/neovim etc. several times but had the same problem. Recently I've tested lunarvim and autocomplete worked out of the box (with Go).
Shameless self-plug: I could never get along with storing the whole content of the dotfiles when I casually just added a few lines I cared about, so I developed my own tool called confible. You can specify to just append a few lines or add the whole config and it can run commands (e.g. installing the specific tool together with its config). You can find it at https://github.com/sj14/confible
I would like to show you my SaaS for automatically reminding reviewers of a project. It sends reminders on Slack or Mattermost for open pull requests on GitHub, GitLab or Azure Repos. It started as a CLI tool at my former employer and was enhanced as a SaaS. It's similar to Pull Panda but not limited to GitHub and Slack.
I'm using Go for the backend as well as for the templating of the frontend (frontend is not my strength). The data is stored in a Postgres database and everything is hosted on Heroku.
For now it's just a hobby project and it will probably remain a free service as long as I don't have to scale the servers.
Congratulations, looks like a really nice product!
As many people here ask for a self-hosted solution, Apache Drill and SuperSet might be an alternative.