Release-risk assessment
Repository risk, CI failures, missing evidence, policy gaps, canary strategy, and a written audit report.
Evidence before deployment
CanaryGuard connects pull-request evidence, deterministic policy, and deployment outcomes so teams can ship with a decision trail—not a guess.
PR #30
CI evidenceWorkflow and container checks passed
Security evidenceNo blocking normalized findings
Policy authorityAll required controls satisfied
The commercial problem
CI failures arrive as noisy logs instead of a bounded diagnosis.
Security, accessibility, and deployment signals live in separate tools.
Approvals and overrides are difficult to reconstruct after the release.
Generic AI advice can blur the line between recommendation and authority.
Commercial engagements
Each engagement is manually scoped. Quotations, contracts, and payments use authorized external channels.
Repository risk, CI failures, missing evidence, policy gaps, canary strategy, and a written audit report.
Repository access, Check Runs, webhook security, policy setup, and deployment-outcome integration.
Blocking rules, canary requirements, evidence thresholds, approvals, and audit configuration.
Log-free failure classification, deterministic diagnosis, evidence collection, and review integration.
Release history, overrides, deployment results, human approvals, model usage, and bounded exports.
Policy maintenance, incident review, recurring reports, integration support, and security updates.
Product walkthrough
Bounded CI, security, accessibility, policy, and deployment evidence is correlated to the reviewed head.
Model intelligence explains risk while deterministic rules retain final authority.
The chosen standard or canary strategy is observed against explicit health thresholds.
Review, policy decision, overrides, attempts, observations, and outcome remain exportable.
Interactive decision demo
CI and normalized evidence passed, so deterministic policy permits a standard deployment.
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