Who it is for
For the person measured on how fast work ships and how often it breaks.
Review is where both of your numbers are decided. Moonray AI puts a stated, evidenced position on every change, so approvals stop being a function of who had time to look properly.
Where you are now.
- Your engineers produce code faster than your seniors can approve it, and the gap widened again this quarter.
- Time to merge is a number you report on and cannot move by asking people to try harder.
- When something breaks in production, the pull request that caused it was approved by someone who did not have the whole picture.
- You have an AI reviewer already, and you are not certain anyone reads it.
What changes.
- Approval quality stops depending on who was free
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Every change gets the same examination: several passes, the codebase map, the ticket, the blast radius, your tests, and where possible the product running in a browser.
What happens to every change - Risk gets traced beyond the diff
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The blast radius follows the change through the codebase map and marks the reached code your tests never exercise.
Blast radius - One engineer can start it
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No team decision, no workflow change, no migration. Install on one repository and read the next assessment.
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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.
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.