Change review assistants
Bots that review pull requests against your standards and flag risky infrastructure changes for human attention.
AI agents in your pipelines, with humans approving what ships.
Pipelines generate a constant stream of repetitive work: reviewing routine changes, triaging failed builds, chasing flaky tests and preparing dependency updates. AI agents are good at this kind of work, provided they operate inside clear boundaries.
We build agentic CI/CD workflows on Claude Code where the agent proposes and a human approves. Agents open pull requests, explain failures and draft fixes, using scoped credentials and review gates you control.
Bots that review pull requests against your standards and flag risky infrastructure changes for human attention.
Agents that read failed pipeline logs, identify likely causes and comment on the run with evidence.
Agents draft fixes and upgrades as ordinary pull requests that go through your normal review.
Least-privilege tokens and read-only defaults, so an agent can only do what you explicitly allow.
Every agent action is logged and visible, and production-affecting changes always require a human approval.
We measure usefulness, false positives and time saved, then refine prompts and workflows accordingly.
Everything is handed over in your repositories and documented, so your team can run and extend it independently.
We review your architecture, pipelines, cost, reliability and security posture, then deliver prioritized findings.
We define the target platform, IaC modules and deployment standards, matched to your team and your roadmap.
We implement Terraform, GitOps, CI/CD and agent-assisted workflows, with review gates at every step.
We set up observability, upgrades and runbooks, then hand over knowledge so your team stays in control.
Not by default. Agents propose changes as pull requests, and production-affecting actions require human approval. We design the gates with you.
Agents get short-lived, narrowly scoped access, and secrets are never placed in prompts or repositories.
Our implementation experience is with Claude Code. The review-gate and permission design applies to any agent tooling.
Tell us about your stack and where it hurts. We will reply with how we would approach it.