- 1 Repository
- Live Error Tracking
- Automated Push Scans
- Included AI Tokens
Connect selected GitHub repositories, review code changes, monitor live Web and Mobile application health, and investigate issues while keeping merge and deployment control.
Review changes, understand live user impact, and decide what happens next.
Relevant GitHub changes create advisory reports tied to the selected branch and exact source revision, preserving current and historical evidence.
See production errors, affected users, slow requests, Web Vitals, releases, alerts, and privacy-scrubbed diagnostic context in your Codie dashboard.
Ask for an explanation, investigation, or remediation draft. Repository changes require separate permission, review, checks, and explicit confirmation; Codie never auto-merges or deploys.
Choose reviewed plan terms for the number of applications and monitoring allowance you need.
For larger application portfolios that need expanded review and monitoring allowances.
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A simple quality loop: review the exact revision, keep the release decision, then separately monitor the live application.
Connect only the repositories and branches you select. Routine review access is read-only.
Review the exact source revision across nine advisory guard areas with evidence and limitations.
Review findings and any remediation draft. Codie does not automatically merge or deploy.
After separate setup, keep watching errors, affected users, performance, releases, and alerts.
Monitoring stays active after setup. Each later GitHub change returns to the review stage without ending runtime monitoring.
Each guard reports available evidence, limitations, and status for the exact revision. Missing or inconclusive evidence is never presented as a pass.
Reviews declared workflows, roles, rules, and supporting repository evidence.
Reviews structure, dependencies, boundaries, coupling, and compatibility evidence.
Checks available evidence for vulnerable dependencies, exposed secrets, and configuration risks.
Reports measured workload results when available and states clearly when something was not measured.
Identifies declared control evidence for qualified review; it is not certification.
Reviews maintainability signals, defects, duplication, and available static quality evidence.
Reports whether supported tests passed, failed, were absent, or could not complete.
Reviews available build and release-preparation evidence; it does not authorize deployment.
Confirms that results, evidence, and status reasoning refer to the same source revision.
Guard results are advisory. They may pass, fail, need review, be inconclusive, not apply, or be skipped. They are not certification, legal advice, a security or performance guarantee, or deployment authorization.
Everything you need to know about repository access, runtime monitoring, AI guidance, and your control.
Normal review access is read-only. Any draft change requires a separate permission grant and your explicit confirmation.
No. Codie does not automatically merge or deploy. You review every proposed draft change and retain release control.
Only repositories selected through your GitHub connection and only while that access remains active.
Relevant changes can create an advisory report tied to the selected branch and exact source revision.
Depending on your setup and plan, you can see errors, affected-user counts, slow requests, Web Vitals, release context, source-map status, and alerts.
Privacy-first defaults avoid session replay and are designed to remove sensitive request and identity fields. You remain responsible for lawful end-user notice and configuration.
It can explain, investigate, and draft remediation with cited evidence. Output is advisory and may be incomplete or incorrect.
Marketplace QC reviews a source revision before publication and during updates. QC Guard supports ongoing GitHub-connected review and runtime health for live applications.