The problem
Every review needs one clear call.
Several independent critics produce many findings, at different severities, on every change. A team needs those findings resolved into one consistent, explainable verdict it can trust — and the same inputs should always reach the same result.
That decision is the product. Getting it right, every time, is what lets a team move at agent speed and still stand behind what merges.
How it works
One deterministic verdict from independent findings.
Cerebe composes the independent findings into a single verdict with a fixed rule. Severity tiers decide what holds the merge and what is surfaced as advice. On the platform, a blocking finding holds the merge once a second independent critic confirms it at the same place, so a lone signal is kept as a recorded observation.
The verdict is a pure function of the findings — the same completed panel yields the same result on your workstation and in the hosted check. When a team chooses to ship anyway, the override is explicit, attributed, and kept with the record.
- Severity tiers set what holds the merge and what stays advisory
- On the platform, a blocking finding holds the merge once a second independent critic confirms it at the same place
- A pure function of the findings — the same kernel, wherever it runs
- Every override is explicit and recorded, with its reason
One verdict you can explain.
Install the CLI for a local verdict, or turn on the GitHub App to gate every pull request.