Posts tagged “ci”
All CommitBrief blog posts tagged “ci”.
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AI code review in GitHub Actions, without a bot.
Add AI code review to a GitHub Actions workflow with no GitHub App to install: inline PR comments, a severity gate, or a policy gate, using your own provider key.
A policy gate for AI-authored PRs: when a single fail-on threshold stops being enough.
commitbrief guard evaluates a review against a declarative .commitbrief/policy.yml — per-severity budgets, an optional total, pass or block. And a consume mode that gates a review someone else already ran, with no second provider call.
Catching flaky tests before they merge: a deterministic pre-pass, not another prompt.
A hard-coded sleep or an unseeded random seed doesn't need an LLM to spot. CommitBrief's flaky-test detector is a static, zero-token pre-pass — and an optional sandbox-rerun that confirms a flake by actually re-running the test.
`--fail-on`: turning an LLM review into a CI gate without locking yourself in.
How severity-based exit codes work, why graceful degrade deliberately skips the gate, and what 'fail at critical or worse' actually means inside your pipeline.