Fix CI/CD Failures
in Minutes, Not Hours.

The first AI root-cause analysis platform that detects failures, explains why they happened, and suggests verified remediations as Pull Requests.

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GitHub App Secure by Design Audit Ready Human-in-the-Loop

Three steps. No ambiguity.

01 — Detect
Identify Risk Automatically

CI failures, dependency vulnerabilities, and code quality issues are detected and triaged automatically from your repository events.

02 — Explain
Root Cause Analysis

Every detection includes a structured explanation of why the failure happened, which components are affected, and what the impact scope is.

03 — Remediate
Human-Approved Fixes

AI proposes safe, scoped fixes delivered as Pull Requests. Engineers review and approve before any change is merged. No autonomous commits.

Built for operational rigor.

Real system surfaces — not feature theater. Each component serves a verifiable operational purpose.

Reliability Dashboard

Unified cockpit for repository posture, active incidents, and remediation orchestration. One view for operational awareness.

Incident Tracking

Operational incidents tracked with full lifecycle visibility — from detection through peer review to resolution.

Governance Ledger

Every system action recorded with verifiable event history. Immutable, hash-chained, and structurally ordered for audit compliance.

Trust is architectural,
not aspirational.

Every security guarantee is enforced at the infrastructure layer. Verifiable. Auditable. No exceptions.

Human-in-the-Loop Approvals
No autonomous code commits. Every remediation requires explicit engineer approval before merge.
Tamper-Evident Audit Trail
Hash-chained event log. Every action is cryptographically ordered and non-repudiable.
Server-Authoritative RBAC
Role enforcement at the API layer. Viewer roles cannot execute state changes — enforced server-side.
Enterprise Authentication
GitHub App OAuth with organization-scoped access. Read-only by default. Zero standing privileges.
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Start with your repository.

Connect your GitHub organization to begin detecting risk and delivering verified fixes.

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