Create your own release protection in plain English to flag or block team code changes, so you instantly know if everything’s on track or breaking the rules.
Agentic DevOps is the future of software delivery and governance. With Warestack, protection increases up to 8×, reaching coverage rates of 95%, so your critical repos are never left exposed.
Discover what it means and why it matters in our newly released white paper.
@youssef_abdelwahed the demand is indeed higher than ever - incidents are more frequent as developers don’t always own the changes. GitHub recently published two articles making the same point: even with AI in the loop, developers ultimately remain responsible for the merge button. That balance of AI assistance with human accountability is becoming critical.
Code review in the age of AI (https://github.blog/ai-and-ml/ge...)
AI doesn’t push to prod — you do (https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/a...)
@cruise_chen Thanks a ton 🙏 That was exactly the goal: no one should need to decipher YAML hieroglyphics just to keep releases safe. Excited to see what kinds of plain-English rules people come up with (we’ve already seen some hilarious ones 👀🍕).
@cruise_chen that’s exactly the idea - no more wrestling with cryptic configs, just clear rules in plain English that teams can actually use day-to-day.
Watchflow lets you define custom rules in plain English and instantly flags violations across issues, PRs, deployments, and more. Get real-time alerts inside your pull requests whenever something breaks your team’s standards - so you always know if things are safe or slipping off track.
This tackles such a real pain point that every engineering team faces - the constant tension between moving fast and maintaining quality. What I love about Warestack is how it bridges the gap between "write it down in a doc that everyone forgets" and "rigid GitHub rules that don't adapt to your actual workflow."
@sahil_shinde1 thanks for the feedback! We’ve run into these same challenges working with dev teams in the UK on their software delivery processes - the same issues kept repeating.
Initially we hacked around them with GitHub Actions, but now we’re solving them properly with Agentic guardrails - no YAML, no custom scripts, no instructions in README files.
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Warestack brings release protection into plain English. It monitors PRs, issues, and deployments flagging risky changes instantly, without touching your code. Seamless with CI/CD, GitHub, Slack, and Linear. Full visibility, zero surprises.
@vivek_sharma_25 glad you called this out - being able to scope rules across issues, PRs, and deployments is where a lot of teams start seeing the real impact.
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Amazing work! super useful for any dev out there
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@davidgelberg we were lucky to have your input in the very early steps!
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Agentic DevOps is the future of software delivery and governance. With Warestack, protection increases up to 8×, reaching coverage rates of 95%, so your critical repos are never left exposed.
Discover what it means and why it matters in our newly released white paper.
Read the White Paper ↗
Leavoo
Congrats for the launch, looks especially important in the vibe coding era.
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Agnes AI
Writing release protection rules in plain English is so smart—no more decoding cryptic configs, fr! Love where you’re taking this, team.
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@cruise_chen Thanks a ton 🙏 That was exactly the goal: no one should need to decipher YAML hieroglyphics just to keep releases safe. Excited to see what kinds of plain-English rules people come up with (we’ve already seen some hilarious ones 👀🍕).
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@cruise_chen that’s exactly the idea - no more wrestling with cryptic configs, just clear rules in plain English that teams can actually use day-to-day.
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Watchflow lets you define custom rules in plain English and instantly flags violations across issues, PRs, deployments, and more. Get real-time alerts inside your pull requests whenever something breaks your team’s standards - so you always know if things are safe or slipping off track.
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Congrats on the launch, @dkargatzis @stelios_sotiriadis @tomups 🎉
This tackles such a real pain point that every engineering team faces - the constant tension between moving fast and maintaining quality. What I love about Warestack is how it bridges the gap between "write it down in a doc that everyone forgets" and "rigid GitHub rules that don't adapt to your actual workflow."
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@sahil_shinde1 thanks for the feedback! We’ve run into these same challenges working with dev teams in the UK on their software delivery processes - the same issues kept repeating.
Initially we hacked around them with GitHub Actions, but now we’re solving them properly with Agentic guardrails - no YAML, no custom scripts, no instructions in README files.
Warestack brings release protection into plain English. It monitors PRs, issues, and deployments flagging risky changes instantly, without touching your code. Seamless with CI/CD, GitHub, Slack, and Linear. Full visibility, zero surprises.
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@vivek_sharma_25 glad you called this out - being able to scope rules across issues, PRs, and deployments is where a lot of teams start seeing the real impact.
All the best for ur product🥳🥳💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
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@mime3056_mine thanks for your support!
Congrats on the lunch.Warestack
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@bayojit_sohan thanks!
Good amazing, congratulations for launching
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@let_s_play_with_riya Thanks for your support!