Prevent production incidents with pre-merge checks your team trusts
Warestack turns PR signals, diffs, CI, reviews and Slack threads into one explainable schema. Enforce team-level policies in plain language to catch safety, security and compliance issues before they merge.
Everything you need to manage your engineering stack
From natural language queries to raw SQL access, Warestack gives you full control over your development data.
Two PRs modified files under auth/ and secrets/ in the past month. Both were updated by code owner Mary for routine security config changes. Review as needed.
#PR50 · chore: update dependencies and clean build scripts
#PR50 · refactor: simplify API response handling
- PR diff = Linear scope
See every PR signal in one place — and act on it
Warestack ingests diffs, CI artifacts, review comments, linked issues, Slack threads and deployment events and maps them into a unified, queryable schema. That single source of truth makes it possible to write simple, explainable policies that reason over the whole lifecycle, not just a single event.
Contextual Review
"If a PR modifies payment code and tests are flaky, require an extra reviewer."
Safe Deployments
"If a PR links to a Linear task marked 'hotfix' but deploy time is outside business hours, block deploy."
Incident Correlation
"Show correlation: PR → failing workflow → incident ticket."
Why Warestack?
Monitor DevOps processes, not just errors—with context-aware governance.
| Feature | Warestack | AI code review tools | GitHub (native features) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Process monitoring (How, Why, When) | Tracks DevOps processes—how changes were made, why decisions were made, and under what conditions. Links PR → review → deployment → incident chains. | Focus on individual PRs; no cross-event correlation or workflow context. | Tracks what changed (code, metadata); no process context or post-merge chain linking. |
| Explainability | Deterministic checks + evidence recorded on PRs/issues. | Opaque AI responses; difficult to trace why suggestions were made. | No built-in explainable policy engine. |
| Human-language queries | Search and ask in plain English across PR history. | Limited query capabilities; typically focused on current PR only. | No query layer. |
| Context-aware rule enforcement | Adaptive rules that consider developer role, timing, and team context. Enforce based on real-world conditions, not just binary checks. | Provide suggestions and comments; cannot enforce or block merges. | Binary branch protection (yes/no); cannot adapt to context like developer seniority or deployment timing. Protection rules end at merge button. |
| Operational agents (Slack/Linear) | Post actionable comments into Linear and Slack with context. | Basic notifications; limited integration with workflow tools. | Notification-only. |
| Centralized audit trail | Centralized evidence trails with full context—who violated what rule, when, why, and what it impacted. SOC-2 ready workflows. | Limited audit trails; difficult to prove why decisions were made. | No centralized audit bundle across tools; violations scattered across repos. |