For Platform Engineering

The Code Quality Layer Your Internal Developer Platform Is Missing

Add contextual pull-request review and policy checks through the Connectory GitHub App. Give teams a consistent review pattern while keeping repository scope and merge authority in your platform controls.

GitHub-nativereview findings and policy checks for connected repositories
GitHub Native
API-First
Policy as Code
Self-Hosted Available

Platform teams shouldn't be in the code review business

Without a shared review pattern, teams assemble different checks, interpret policy differently, and lose organization context at repository boundaries.

Review standards vary by team

Your platform may standardize builds, environments, and observability while each repository assembles its own code-review conventions. AI-assisted changes make those differences more visible.

Teams duplicate review plumbing

Repository owners combine linters, GitHub Actions, branch rules, and review guidance in different ways. Platform teams then maintain overlapping integrations instead of one reusable path.

Organization context stops at repository boundaries

A repository-local check may not know which team owns a shared service, why an architecture choice was made, or which policy applies across projects. That missing context weakens otherwise consistent automation.

A Reusable Review Capability for Your Platform

Use the GitHub App, organization context, and policy checks as a shared platform service for the repositories you choose.

GitHub App

Organization-Level GitHub App

Install the app for your GitHub organization and select the repositories in scope. Connectory returns review results through GitHub comments and checks.

Guardian

Policy Results for Merge Gates

Define the review result that should pass, fail, or require attention. Guardian reports the result as a GitHub check that your branch-protection configuration can require.

SlopBuster

Contextual Pull-Request Review

SlopBuster reviews the captured revision for logic, security-relevant patterns, missing tests, invented references, and conflicts with available repository and organization context.

Dashboard

Organization Data for Platform Views

Use the Org Dashboard to inspect repository activity, people, projects, findings, decisions, and open questions. Review the available integration paths with your platform team.

Add Connectory as a Platform Capability

Connect a focused repository set, validate the review output, and then decide where the policy check belongs in your golden path.

1

Install the GitHub App at the org level

Install the GitHub App for the organization and select the repositories you want Connectory to review. Expand the scope after your platform team validates the workflow.

2

Define the review threshold

Choose which findings and review outcomes should pass, fail, or need attention. Align the Guardian result with the branch rules owned by your platform team.

3

Review connected pull requests

When a connected pull request opens or changes, SlopBuster reviews the captured revision and Guardian returns the configured policy result in GitHub.

4

Inspect organization-level signals

Use the built-in dashboard to explore repository activity, review findings, ownership, decisions, and open questions across the connected scope.

What the Platform Team Owns

Connectory supplies review and policy signals. Your platform team controls repository access, branch rules, rollout scope, and escalation paths.

Scope

Select which repositories and pull requests Connectory can access.

Policy

Choose the result required by each protected branch.

Context

Connect organization knowledge to repository-level review.

Operations

Define owners, escalation paths, and rollout checkpoints.

Evaluate Connectory in Your Golden Path

Bring a representative repository and its branch-protection policy. We will show the GitHub integration, review output, organization context, and operational decisions your platform team controls.