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Risk-based code review and CI

AI wrote it. Your team approved it. Did anyone read it?

AI now writes more pull requests than your team can read. Lanes sorts every change by risk: safe ones ship in minutes, risky ones go out to a few users first, critical ones get a person. Connects to GitHub. Nothing changes until you switch a lane on.

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Before the next one ships unread.

Your name and work email. One short step after this.

Step 1 of 2

We set up GitHub with you. Nothing is connected until you say so.

Early access, free. Nothing changes until you switch a lane on.

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Free. Leave your name. A person sets it up with you.

GitHub

We connect it to your GitHub with you.

You switch it on

Nothing changes until you switch a lane on.

Every change gets a lane. The lane decides how it ships.

Live on its own

A docs typo ships in minutes.

Checked harder

A UI change gets extra automatic checks.

A small group first

A billing change goes to 5% of users, with automatic rollback.

A person reads it

A change to auth gets a full test run, and a person reads the summary.

And it learns: changes that keep breaking production move up a lane.

AI writes code faster than your team can check it.

Pull requests pile up

Approved without being read.

CI is slow and expensive

The full suite runs on a one-line change.

Deployments wait in line

Big batches. Big risk.

Users find the bugs

And the fix is slow and manual.

Fix one step and the jam just moves to the next.

4.6×
longer wait before review for AI pull requests.
LinearB, 2026 Software Engineering Benchmarks ReportChecked 1 October 2026
70.8%
main-branch success rate, the lowest in over five years. The recommended benchmark is 90%.
CircleCI, 2026 State of Software DeliveryChecked 1 October 2026
72 min
to get back to green for the typical team, up 13% on the year before.
CircleCI, 2026 State of Software DeliveryChecked 1 October 2026

What teams ask before they try it.

AI writes changes faster than people can read them, so pull requests pile up and get approved without being read. Lanes sorts every change by risk and sends only the critical ones to a person, with a short summary to read.

Stop treating every change the same. Lanes gives each pull request only the code review, testing and release care its risk needs, so a copy fix does not wait in the same queue as a payments migration.

Because every change runs the whole test suite, however small. Lanes runs a few minutes of tests on safe changes and keeps the full suite for critical ones. It also spots tests that never catch a real bug and stops running them on every change.

Risky changes go to a small group of users first, as a canary release, and are rolled back automatically if anything breaks. Safe changes go live on their own, so deployments flow all day instead of waiting in line.

Risk-based code review gives each change as much review as its risk needs, instead of every pull request waiting for the same approval. Lanes sorts every change into one of four lanes by risk: safe changes go live on their own, and only critical ones go to a person, with a short summary to read.

Those fix one step: code review, testing or releasing. Fix one step and the jam moves to the next. Lanes runs the whole path from pull request to production, and learns from what happened to each change: changes that keep causing trouble move up a lane, and ones that never do move down.

Lanes connects to your GitHub in a few clicks, and we set it up with you. Early access is free: leave your name and work email, then your company and what you would expect to pay, and a person gets in touch.

The next unread change is already in your queue.

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Lanesby Hireboard

AI-written code, from pull request to production, without the unread merges.

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