Checks & agreements that guide, not block.
"you don't need to define rules to get value"
Delivery signals and events that need attention flagged automatically from day one. Advanced governance evolves naturally as patterns emerge and where teams needs them most.
Explains risk when PRs modify auth/ without security review
Flags PRs with >500 LOC and suggests splitting
Warns about deploys on Fridays after 3pm
Write rules in plain English
Define your policies naturally, then let Warestack enforce them automatically. From code quality checks to team agreements and SLAs.
Checks — code quality & process
Require a minimum number of 2 approvers for pull requests touching sensitive codebase.
A test plan is required in the code review description, detailing how to verify the change.
Ensure all review comments are resolved or addressed before the final merge.
Agreements — SLAs & team expectations
Require PM (Linear, Jira, etc.) Ticket Reference in every pull request.
Deployment Freeze Windows — block deploys during critical periods.
Issue SLA Tracker — ensure issues are addressed within agreed timeframes.
Keep an eye
If you touch SQL, add the migration.
Context-Aware Reasoning
Checks don't just look at code diffs—they understand related comments, ticket status, CI flakiness patterns, and deployment history. This enables policies that reason across your entire engineering workflow.
Automatic Enforcement
Rules can block merges, flag issues, or trigger remediation actions automatically. Unlike static branch protection, agentic checks can make decisions based on complex, multi-signal conditions.
Explainable Actions
Every check decision is traceable with deterministic evidence recorded on PRs and issues. This makes checks auditable for compliance and helps teams understand why actions were taken.
In-Workflow Remediation
AI agents in Slack and Linear post actionable comments with full context, guiding fixes rather than just sending notifications. Teams get remediation guidance where they already work.