7 examiners read the pull requests you flag. 11 more open the running app. Every run ends in one verdict, with findings by category and a replayable trace.
Scoped to what the diff introduces, so a green run means this change is clean, not that your backlog is.
Correctness, security and contract defects introduced by the change, each with a concrete failing scenario named.
New linter issues on the changed lines only. Your pre-existing backlog stays quiet.
Leaked secrets (API keys, tokens, private keys) on the lines the pull request adds.
High and critical npm advisories and blocked licenses, read from your lockfile.
Database schema staying consistent with the ORM and client surface.
Risky migrations flagged: drops, non-concurrent indexes, unbounded writes.
JS bundle size measured against a budget you set.
They run in parallel on every page the flow visits, and one slow check never holds up the rest.
Navigates and completes real user flows end to end.
Pixel-diffs each screen against a baseline.
JS errors, failed requests, 4xx and 5xx responses.
Crawls every link for dead ends.
Titles, canonicals, and structured data.
WCAG AA: contrast, focus order, and labels.
LCP, CLS, and long tasks against budgets.
Typos, tone, and placeholder text left in.
Consent, trackers, and compliance.
A vision pass for layout and rendering bugs a DOM check misses.
Security headers, mixed content, and secrets exposed in the bundle.
A run starts only when you ask: the shipguarde label, an @shipguarde comment, or CI. Never a drive-by on every push.
Ask it to review the PR and test a URL together and it does both. No config language to learn.
Reply “fixed” and it re-checks the file at the new commit, verifies the fix, and resolves the thread natively.
A block is advisory until you turn it on, then it fails a required check so branch protection can hold the merge.
Trigger a run from any workflow, wait for the verdict, and gate the job exit code independently of the check.
Confirmed behaviours and your feedback become durable guidance that sharpens every future run, per project.
Not your tests, build, or install. We never install your dependencies or run your package scripts. The linter does load your repo’s lint config, so it runs in a separate, secret-starved service. With our GitHub App, that service gets a short-lived token scoped to the one repo and read-only. The GitHub App key and other tenants’ data never enter it.
The linter, which loads your repo’s config, runs in a separate service that holds none of the platform’s keys.
With our GitHub App, clones use a short-lived token scoped to the one repo, read-only. Never the App key.
We never install your dependencies or run your tests, build, or package scripts. No postinstall.
Every model call is restricted, in code, to zero-retention endpoints that do not train on what we send.
The best model per task: a fast one for breadth, a stronger one for the quality gate. Swappable by configuration.
Diffs are computed against the merge base, so a branch behind its target is reviewed for its real changes, nothing more.
Quick, Standard and Thorough trade depth for speed, and large PRs are scoped to the highest-signal changes.
A run-completion certificate by email, plus per-run recipient lists and Slack for the people who need the ruling.
Every step an examiner took is replayable, so a verdict is something you can inspect, not a black box.
Status checks, inline comments, a new summary comment on every review with the last one collapsed, thread resolution and check re-runs, inside the flow you already use.
Code review checks the diff. ShipGuarde also checks the running product, so a release does not ship on the hope that nothing broke.
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