Regression Guard for software releases
Catch unintended behaviour before it ships

Early compares each release candidate with production behaviour and shows the business flows put at risk.

Early Regression Guard dashboard showing open regressions, release readiness, outcomes, and release freshness
Regression Case Files

Real regressions. Reproducible evidence.

Early found documented regressions in historical replays.

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From code change to release decision

Early release candidate overview showing component analysis and release readiness
Anchor production
Baseline what already works.
Analyze the candidate
Compare the candidate with production.
Surface changed behaviour
Find what changed, broke, and why.
Track readiness
Track regressions, fixes, and readiness.

A different signal for release decisions

Understand the change in the system, not only in the files.

Business-flow impact
See which customer and operational flows a change reaches.
Cross-component reach
Trace impact across configured component relationships.
Production comparison
Compare the candidate with the behaviour users already rely on.
Clear classification
Classify changed behaviour as Expected or Regression.
Traceable evidence
Keep each result linked to its PR, commit, author and run.

Release risk in practice

Vibe Coding Grew Up. Production Got Harder.
Vibe Coding Grew Up. Production Got Harder.
Claude Code and Codex made agents capable of doing the work. They did not transfer responsibility for what ships.
Which Change Caused the Incident?
Which Change Caused the Incident?
The better question is whether we could have caught the regression before production.
AI Code Review Is Not Release Verification
AI Code Review Is Not Release Verification
A clean pull request is evidence about the change. It is not evidence about every behavior the release could affect.

Remember your last regression?

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