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Joule-Profiler: Profiling the Energy Consumption of Build Automation Tools Made Easy
Build pipelines are integral to modern software development, yet their energy footprint remains largely invisible to practitioners. Existing CI energy tools either rely on model-based estimation (due to hardware access restrictions in cloud runners) or report only total pipeline energy without decom
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