FEATURE
Supervise with Agentic Checks

Agentic checks that read context and act

Rules in Warestack are written in human language but run with engineering precision. They don't just test diffs, they reason about related comments, tickets, CI flakiness, and deploy history.

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Write rules in plain English

Define your policies naturally, then let Warestack enforce them automatically. Our agentic checks understand context across your entire engineering stack—from code changes to deployment history.

Pull Request
Review

Require a minimum number of 2 approvers for pull requests touching sensitive codebase.

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Pull Request
Review

A test plan is required in the code review description, detailing how to verify the change.

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Pull Request
Review

Ensure all review comments are resolved or addressed before the final merge.

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Keep an eye
If you touch SQL, add the migration.

PROMPT IT
SQL file changes require accompanying migration files.
Automated policy enforcement
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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

Agentic checks translate natural language into executable policies with full engineering context.Explore checks →

Frequently asked questions

Pattern-enriched metadata means that Warestack automatically attaches additional context to every code-related event — from pull requests and commits to CI/CD pipelines and chat discussions. Instead of storing only what happened (e.g., a PR was merged), Warestack also tracks how it happened — such as review latency, file types, number of reverts, and links to discussion threads. This transforms raw activity into structured, queryable knowledge that can later be used for analytics, governance, or AI-powered insights.

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