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Independent multi-family panel
Critics from multiple model families review every change in parallel, each on its own — so their findings stay independent and different lineages catch different problems.
Cerebe / Trust
The capabilities behind the verdict.
Everything that powers a Cerebe review — each capability marked for exactly where it stands today.
Independent review
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The reviewer stays separate from the author
Cerebe reviews the change; your agents write it. The system that verifies stays separate from the one that authored, so the gate is genuinely independent.
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Corroborated blocking
On the platform, blocking takes corroboration: a blocking finding holds the merge when a second independent critic reports it at the same place. Findings that stand alone are kept on the record as dissents.
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The author's own model family, recused
Independent families already review in parallel. Excluding the specific model family that wrote a given change from reviewing it is designed in, and shipping next.
One verdict, bound to the commit
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One verdict kernel, local and hosted
A single deterministic kernel produces the verdict — the same math on your workstation and in the GitHub check. Same diff, same completed panel, same result.
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Judged from a trusted base
The policy the gate judges against is held on a trusted base, so every change is judged by rules it didn't set — and the check is posted by the hosted GitHub App itself.
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Evidence bound to the commit
Every decision is bound to that exact change. The proof travels with the commit, and a stale diff is rejected rather than judged.
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Advisory or required
Install and every pull request gets a verdict. Require the Cerebe GitHub check when you want that verdict to gate merge.
Accountability
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Recorded overrides
Bypassing the check takes a named person and a reason, appended to the record — every override is on the record.
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Evidence for your auditor
The per-commit trail is live and maps to a SOC 2 change-management sample; a one-command export pack is in progress.