Early Release Guard

Find. Fix. Know.

Run nightly. Check before release.

Repeat with each run. Your team controls merge and release.

Early: Find Bugs and Regressions
Early: Fix PRs + tests
Your team: Review and merge
Early: Know

01 / Find

Find bugs beyond the individual code change.

Find new bugs, existing defects, and regressions across your projects and dependencies. Prioritize findings and fix them.

Already using AI code review? See where Early fits.See the PHP2Shell finding and Fix PR

Illustrative Early findings table with Fix actions, priorities, finding titles, and Bug or Regression labels. — Illustrative findings view.

02 / Fix

Create Fix PRs + tests.

Start with a finding. Get a fix to review.

After authorized initiation, Early generates fixes and tests for affected behavior on supported findings. Tests help catch recurring failures when retained and run.

P1Security vulnerabilityA credential leak. A fix with a test.Early found the defect and created a Fix PR. Pydantic confirmed the report and shipped its own fix.See the finding-to-fix case

Illustrative Early Fix PR dialog showing the finding, destination repository, target branch, and Create fix PR button. — Create an Early Fix PR for an eligible finding. Illustrative view.

03 / Review and merge

Your team decides what ships.

Review fixes instead of driving every repair.

Review the fix and tests in GitHub. Adjust as needed. Merge what you approve.

Illustrative GitHub Fix PR with a purple Merged badge. The merge status is illustrative, not evidence of this PR's actual state. — Your team decides what to merge. Illustrative view.

04 / Know

Know what was verified.

Release decisions backed by evidence.

See findings, their outcomes, and verification activity. Understand what Early analyzed and what remains open. Your team retains the release decision.

Early Outcome Report showing finding totals, open and closed findings, and release outcomes over time. — Findings and their current outcomes across the selected report period.

Release risk in practice

Could Early Have Flagged the PHP2Shell Bug in January 2025?

A historical PHP change, an unsafe memory lifetime, and a Fix PR engineers can inspect.

Engineering Got Faster. How Does QA Keep Up?

More changes arrive. The release date stays. QA needs more than a bug count to decide what deserves attention and whether the release is ready.

Beyond Code Review: What Makes a Release Ready?

Over 50% of estimated implementation effort went to repairs. What does that mean for release confidence?

See what Early finds and fixes in your codebase.

One-hour onboarding. Fifteen-minute morning review. Evaluate merged fixes and their value.

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