Release-risk assessment
Repository risk, CI failures, missing evidence, policy gaps, canary strategy, and a written assessment report.
Evidence before deployment
Know the release risk.
Keep policy in control.
CanaryGuard checks pull-request evidence against release policy, reports the decision in GitHub, and records the deployment outcome.
- No source archive uploads
- No credentials in forms
- Deterministic policy stays final
Example release review
PR #30
RiskLOW
20/100
✓
CI evidenceWorkflow and container checks passed
✓
Security evidenceNo blocking security findings
✓
Release policyAll required controls satisfied
Release review
Review release evidence in one place.
Review CI failures without collecting raw logs.
Connect security, accessibility, and deployment findings to the same release.
Keep approvals and overrides with the release record.
Keep AI risk analysis advisory. Release policy determines the decision.
Services
Choose the release support you need.
We agree deliverables, timing, and access before work begins. Pricing is negotiated with each prospective client. Contracts and payments are handled separately.
Managed GitHub App installation
Repository access, Check Runs, webhook security, policy setup, and deployment-outcome integration.
Release-policy implementation
Blocking rules, canary requirements, evidence thresholds, approvals, and audit configuration.
CI failure analysis setup
Log-free failure classification, deterministic diagnosis, evidence collection, and review integration.
Compliance evidence package
Release history, overrides, deployment results, human approvals, model usage, and bounded exports.
Managed release support
Policy maintenance, incident review, recurring reports, integration support, and security updates.
Who it is for
Release support for commercial GitHub teams.
For smaller SaaS teams and software agencies using GitHub Actions, releasing frequently, and coordinating CI, security, and approvals across tools.
- 01
Agree the scope
Identify the repository, technical owner, release challenge, access boundaries, and success criteria.
- 02
Assess or pilot
Start with a written assessment or an agreed 14-day pilot on one repository. A pilot covers supported integration and policy validation.
- 03
Review the evidence
Receive prioritized findings, agreed validation results, an evidence report, and a closeout discussion. Continuing implementation or support is separately agreed.
Policy changes may require reviewed engineering work. Customer deployment controls remain in place; certification, penetration testing, and continuous production operations are outside the pilot scope.
View sample deliverablesProduct walkthrough
From pull request to deployment outcome.
- 01
Collect
Connect CI, security, accessibility, and deployment evidence to the reviewed commit.
- 02
Assess
AI analysis explains risk. Deterministic rules make the release decision.
- 03
Deploy
Check the standard or canary deployment against defined health thresholds.
- 04
Record
Export the review, policy decision, overrides, deployment attempts, and outcome.
Interactive decision demo
See how evidence changes the decision.
LOW RISK · 20/100
CONTINUE
CI and normalized evidence passed, so deterministic policy permits a standard deployment.
Request an assessment
Tell us about your release workflow.
We review each request before proposing work. Submitting this form does not create an account or a payment obligation.
What to include
Do not submit source code, credentials, secrets, or production logs. We only need business contact details, an optional repository name, and a concise description of the release challenge.
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