Who it is for
For the engineer whose change has been sitting there for three days.
Your change is examined within minutes of opening it, against your team’s own written standards, with the gaps named. Most of the back and forth happens before a human ever picks it up.
Where you are now.
- You opened the pull request on Monday and it is Thursday.
- The feedback, when it comes, is a preference you could not have known about.
- You are asked for changes in three separate rounds, each of which could have arrived at once.
- Nobody tells you what would make it approvable, only what is wrong with it.
What changes.
- Feedback arrives in minutes, not days
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The assessment lands on the pull request shortly after you open it, so the obvious problems are yours to fix before a reviewer is involved.
How it works - It tells you what would make it safer
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Not only what is wrong. A missing test, a question worth asking, or a specific fix. Written as something you can act on.
What you receive - The rules are visible
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Findings that come from your team’s conventions name the rule, so you can read it and learn it rather than absorbing it one review at a time.
Your standards
Add idempotency keys to the refund endpoint
7 files, +214 / -38, linked to billing-web #1902
Position
Safe to merge
It does what the ticket asked, it holds under the tests that touch it, and it behaves correctly in a browser. Nothing found rises to a reason to hold it.
How it got there
- Review Two findings raised, eleven suppressed as duplicates.
- Tests 214 affected tests run. All passed. Two written for gaps.
- Browser Refund and retry walked in staging. Nothing broke.
- Intent Matches PAY-1183.
Not checked
The webhook replay path, which your suite does not cover. Two tests written and attached. The payment provider sandbox was unreachable, so live retry behaviour is unverified.
Other people on the team
See it on your own pull requests.
We install on one repository, let Moonray AI assess the next changes your team opens, and go through what it found with you. If the position is not better than what you have now, you will know within a week.
Nothing to host. Reviews begin on the next pull request opened.