Pilot
Early Release Guard

See what Early finds and fixes in your codebase. One guided setup. Brief morning reviews. Your team controls the merge.

From first findings to merged fixes

About one hour to onboard. Around 15 minutes each morning to review.

In four steps:
  1. 01
    Connect once
    We guide your team through GitHub setup and project configuration.
  2. 02
    Get initial results
    Early analyzes last week's merged Pull Requests, with initial findings in about 10 minutes after configuration.
  3. 03
    Review prepared fixes
    Early creates Fix Pull Requests with tests and context for eligible findings. Your engineers review and merge the fixes they approve.
  4. 04
    See the impact
    Early runs nightly. Track findings, Fix Pull Requests created, and fixes merged. We help you evaluate the value.
Early findings queue with priorities, Fix actions, and links to existing Fix Pull Requests
Early handles the analysis and prepares fixes with tests for eligible findings. Your team reviews and controls the merge.

See what your team could receive

Explore real findings and the Fix PRs engineers received. These examples show the artifacts you can evaluate in your own pilot.

P1Security vulnerabilityFinding → Fix PR

PHP2Shell: a security defect, then a Fix PR

Early PHP2Shell finding: Backtrace global not cleared on fast shutdown, classified P1 Security

A historical replay flagged the unsafe backtrace lifetime. Early then created a Fix PR on the vulnerable revision.

Explore the PHP2Shell caseBugFinding → Fix PR with a test

Pydantic AI: preserve saved agent state

GitHub draft Fix PR 3 for preserving Pydantic AI saved REPL state, with four changed files

Early found a saved-state bug and created a Fix PR with a state-preservation test. Engineers can inspect the change and test.

Explore the Pydantic AI case

Find. Fix. Know.

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