Engineering delivery governance for GitHub organizations
Spot delivery risk signals before they become incidents — flag, route, or block risky changes with deterministic rules scoped by team, repository, or subpath.
Individual speed ≠ organizational velocity
Review stall as volume grows. including agent-assisted PRs, and standards never attach to merge, so gaps surface only after incidents.
One structured view of everything your team ships
No manual ingest, no custom pipelines. Warestack normalizes events from GitHub, Linear, and Slack into a single queryable schema — ready for metrics, reports, and enforcement.
GitHub connects first. Slack and Linear share the same operational context — one rule engine, one view of delivery activity, one set of team mappings. Slack integration Linear integration
GitHub check
Warestack Rules
Require concise pull requests · blocked
Slack alert
/warestack attention
Detect review fatigue · threshold exceeded
Linear context
PAY-214 · In Progress
Require a linked ticket · compliant
Evidence-backed rules across delivery
The same curated rules teams configure in Warestack for pull requests, issues, workflows, and deployments—with documented predicates or pinned, validated checks.
How merge checks workRequire concise pull requests
Flag pull requests that exceed the configured maximum lines of code, excluding changes to lock files. e.g. 400, 800
pr.diff.lines_changed > $maxLines
Require a linked ticket
Flag pull requests that are not linked to a Linear or GitHub issue.
pr.linked_ticket IS NULL
Detect pull request scope drift
Flag pull requests that introduce changes unrelated to the linked Linear or GitHub issue.
pr.scope_similarity = "LOW"
Require approvals by branch prefix
Mark pull requests that reach merge with fewer human approvals than their branch prefix requires. Bot approvals never count. e.g. feat/: 2, fix/: 1
pr.human_approvals < $requiredApprovals for branch prefix
Require owner approval for sensitive changes
Flag sensitive-path changes without an independent approval from an observed code owner.
Require production verification evidence
Flag successful production deployments without observed health, smoke, or verification evidence.