Early Release Guard

Find. Fix. Know.

Automate repair. Scale engineering. Release with confidence.

Less repair overhead. More customer value.

Built into recurring development and release work.

  • Find bugs

    Find bugs across your configured projects and dependencies.

    Early findings list showing bugs and regressions, priorities, categories, and Fix actions

  • Fix bugs, add tests

    Review the Early-generated fix pull request. You control the merge.

    Early Fix Pull Request in GitHub showing the finding context and defect explanation

  • See verification evidence

    See what was analyzed, verified, and still needs attention.

    Early dashboard showing findings, release readiness, outcomes, and release freshness
Explore Release Guard

AI writes code faster. Teams still find and fix the bugs.

Early-sponsored study of four open-source projects. Effort estimated in story points, not measured hours.

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56.1%
of estimated effort went to repairs
7,408.5 of 13,215 estimated story points in August-September 2026
60.6%
of eligible product PRs contained fixes
7,293 of 12,038 in February-September 2026

Shared outcome · QA and Engineering Leadership

More capacity to build. More confidence to release.

Find · QA

Find bugs as code changes.

Fix · Empowered QA

Initiate Fix PRs with tests for engineering review.

Know · QA and Release Manager

See what was analyzed, verified, resolved, and still needs attention.

Engineers review the changes instead of driving every repair from the start.

Bug Case Files

Real bugs. Reproducible evidence.

Early found documented regressions in historical replays.

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Release risk in practice

Beyond Code Review: What Makes a Release Ready?
Beyond Code Review: What Makes a Release Ready?
Over 50% of estimated implementation effort went to repairs. What does that mean for release confidence?
Engineering Got Faster. How Does QA Keep Up?
Engineering Got Faster. How Does QA Keep Up?
More changes arrive. The release date stays. QA needs more than a bug count to decide what deserves attention and whether the release is ready.
The Code Is Ready. The Team Is Still Figuring It Out.
The Code Is Ready. The Team Is Still Figuring It Out.
Coding agents can finish the implementation before the team has answered the questions that determine whether it is ready to release.

See what Early can find and fix.

Find bugs. Review Early Fix Pull Requests. You control the merge.

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