The Runners section on your account dashboard now surfaces the full picture of the workflow_jobs Tuist Runners executes on your behalf — a Runners landing page with total-jobs, p50/p90/p99 job and workflow duration widgets and recent activity; a Workflows page with per-workflow rollups (success rate, average duration, last run) and a detail page for each workflow; and a Jobs page with status / repository / platform / branch / conclusion filters, scatter or line charts for duration and queue time, and live-updating Running and Queued widgets.
Each workflow_job has its own detail page mirroring GitHub's /<owner>/<repo>/actions/runs/<run_id>/job/<job_id> shape (so the Tuist URL and the GitHub URL nest the same way), with a timeline card for queue / claim / runtime / total durations and a deep link back to GitHub.
Compute minutes — the metered signal we bill against — roll up from the Pod's wall-clock lifetime rather than GitHub's workflow_job timestamps, the same way Namespace and Blacksmith account for their runners. Every dashboard widget that aggregates duration is scoped by the same Repository / Workflow / Platform / date-range filters as the table below it, so the chart and the rows always represent the same window.