Your Teams Are Shipping AI-Assisted Code. Can You Explain the Decisions Behind It?
Connectory Genie keeps organization knowledge across connected repositories. SlopBuster uses that context during pull-request review so you can examine whether a change fits your architecture, policies, and current priorities, not only whether it compiles.
The AI code quality gap is already open
Delivery dashboards show activity. They do not tell you whether reviewers had the context to judge the change or whether important decisions survived the sprint.
A pull request can look right in isolation
A coding assistant sees the task and the files in front of it. It may not know that another team changed an API contract or that an architecture decision rules out the proposed approach.
Policies drift between teams and repositories
A standard written in a document is easy to miss during review. Different teams can interpret the same rule differently when its owner, rationale, and scope are not available with the change.
Activity metrics can hide comprehension gaps
More merged code is not the same as better engineering. Leaders need to see recurring findings, unresolved questions, ownership gaps, and the decisions reviewers are making across repositories.
One Organization View Above the Coding Tools
Keep the coding assistants your teams prefer. Connectory adds shared organization memory, contextual review, and a visible policy decision at the pull request.
Review Against Organization Context
SlopBuster investigates the captured pull-request revision for incorrect assumptions, missing tests, risky patterns, and conflicts with the repository and organization context available to it.
Visible Merge Policy Decisions
Define the review result that should pass, fail, or require attention. Guardian reports the decision as a GitHub check, while your existing branch rules control merge authorization.
Organization-Level Engineering Signals
The Org Dashboard brings together people, teams, projects, repository activity, findings, decisions, and open questions so you can investigate patterns beyond one pull request.
Ownership and Knowledge Gaps
Use the organization graph to see who owns a system, where knowledge is concentrated, which questions remain unanswered, and which decisions apply across repository boundaries.
Start With the Repositories That Matter Most
Connect the initial scope, confirm the organization context, and decide which review results should participate in merge policy.
Connect your repositories
Install the Connectory GitHub App and grant access to the repositories in your initial scope. You decide which repositories to add now and which to add later.
Set quality and policy thresholds
Define the findings and review conditions that should pass, fail, or require attention. Scope the policy to the repository and branch rules where it belongs.
Review each captured pull-request revision
SlopBuster returns a structured review of the change and Guardian reports the configured policy decision. Developers see both in GitHub.
Track outcomes in the Org Dashboard
Use the dashboard to examine review outcomes, recurring issues, ownership, contributor activity, and organization decisions during your regular engineering review.
Connect your repositories
Install the Connectory GitHub App and grant access to the repositories in your initial scope. You decide which repositories to add now and which to add later.
Set quality and policy thresholds
Define the findings and review conditions that should pass, fail, or require attention. Scope the policy to the repository and branch rules where it belongs.
Review each captured pull-request revision
SlopBuster returns a structured review of the change and Guardian reports the configured policy decision. Developers see both in GitHub.
Track outcomes in the Org Dashboard
Use the dashboard to examine review outcomes, recurring issues, ownership, contributor activity, and organization decisions during your regular engineering review.
Signals Engineering Leaders Can Use
Look beyond activity counts with a clearer view of context, policy, ownership, and review decisions.
Appropriateness
Judge a change against organization intent as well as code correctness.
Ownership
See the people, teams, and projects connected to the work.
Policy
Make review thresholds and their outcomes visible in GitHub.
Continuity
Keep decisions and open questions available beyond one agent session.
See What Your Delivery Dashboard Is Missing
Bring a current engineering policy or cross-repository decision. We will show how Genie keeps it available, how SlopBuster uses it during review, and how leaders inspect the resulting record.