Discovery and Quality Graph
The Go service maps application structure and test obligations without executing repository code or retaining source files.
Map application coverage, plan tests around changes, and review the evidence behind release decisions.
The Go service maps application structure and test obligations without executing repository code or retaining source files.
Sentinel signs independent release decisions. Critical findings block merges regardless of the overall score.
Blocking tests require positive and negative validation cases. Droplet quarantines tests below 90% precision and checks runner permissions through SpiceDB.
Evidence collection and approval are separate. The ledger records each verdict and time-limited human override.
Analyzes repositories to construct the Quality Graph without running untrusted build scripts or storing raw source file contents.
See where missing evidence increases uncertainty about a release.
Sentinel separates evidence collection from merge policy. High-risk overrides require an authorised person.
Preserves immutable verdict history so policy updates or re-judgments report decision drift without rewriting prior audit records.
Droplet connects discovery, testing, policy and evidence into a clearer quality engineering practice.
Inspect application structure without running untrusted repository code.
Connect components, quality obligations, coverage and evidence.
Prioritize tests according to changes, gaps and impact.
Preserve independently governed release-blocking decisions.
Keep release judgments connected to the proof that supports them.
Show uncertainty and blockers explicitly rather than masking risk with a single score.
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