Enforce Policies at Scale
Warestack gives you fine-grained control across your entire engineering organization —
by linking teams, repositories, rules, and post-actions into a flexible, scalable policy engine.
Problem: Policy Enforcement Doesn’t Scale
Do you know which rules apply to which teams?, what happens when a rule is violated?,
or which repos are operating without protection?
With native GitHub features, policies are often hardcoded or scattered — impossible to manage as teams grow.
Warestack decouples rules from repos and maps them contextually to teams,
so you can enforce security and workflow policies at scale.
Warestack connects the dots between teams, repositories, rules, and post-actions.
Instead of maintaining repetitive configs, you define governance centrally and apply it dynamically.
This keeps your operations consistent, secure, and scalable — no matter how fast you grow.
Scalable Governance in Action
Create a team → assign repositories → attach rules → define post-actions.
Each team operates with its own policies, alerting, and accountability — without duplicating logic.
Governance Features
- Teams → Teams represent units of ownership — from platform to frontend. Rules are applied per team for autonomy and control.
- Repositories → Repositories are assigned to one or more teams — enabling shared responsibility and visibility without duplication.
- Rules → Rules are written once and linked to teams — not hardcoded into repos — making them easier to manage and evolve.
- Post-Actions → Set what happens after a rule triggers — post a Slack alert, open an issue, tag a security lead, or block the PR.
- Context-Aware Mapping → Warestack enforces policies based on who’s pushing, what time it is, which branch is involved, and more.