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Regression Guard

Every PR verified for regression risk.

Map your codebase to the business flows it actually powers. Then classify every code change as Touched, Changed, or Verified — with the evidence to defend the call.

checkout.complete-payment
blast highChanged
checkout.apply-discount
blast medTouched
checkout.shipping-quote
blast Verified
checkout.tax-calc
blast Verified
checkout.gift-card-redeem
blast lowTouched
Flow Catalog · checkout-service
The problem

Tests pass. Builds go green. Customers still see things break.

Today's tests verify the code you wrote. They don't verify the behavior your customers already rely on. AI-assisted development widens that gap every sprint.

Tests don't speak product

A green build doesn't tell anyone whether checkout's discount logic still works the way customers expect it to.

Reviewers can't see impact

PR diffs show files. They don't show which user journeys the change quietly affects across services.

AI doesn't know your business

Copilots and Claude can't see the side effects beyond the file they're editing. The first signal is often a customer ticket.

Capabilities

Behavior-aware analysis, repo by repo.

Regression Guard ships with the primitives engineering teams need to operationalize regression intelligence — not bolt it on.

Flow Catalog

A persistent, business-level map of your repository's user journeys — endpoints, jobs, pages, exports — auto-extracted from a release tag and continuously refined.

Analysis Runs

Progressive verification: Local for the developer, PR for CI, Nightly for full-catalog drift, QA-to-Prod for the candidate vs. the live build.

Touched · Changed · Verified

Every flow gets one of three verdicts. Touched flags risk; Changed confirms behavioral drift; Verified clears it. Audit trail comes for free.

Claude Code & Copilot bridge

One-click Copy Flow Context pushes regression analysis straight into the AI tool your developers already use — verification at the speed of code generation.

How it works

Baseline. Run. Verdict.

  1. 01

    Baseline the catalog

    Point Regression Guard at a release tag. It catalogs the user journeys your repo actually exposes — typed by archetype (endpoint, job, page, export, handler).

  2. 02

    Run on every change

    GitHub Action triggers analysis per PR (or on demand). Regression Guard re-evaluates impacted flows against the baseline.

  3. 03

    Ship with a verdict

    Get the rolled-up severity per flow, the blast radius across services, and the evidence behind each call. Reviewers approve what they can see.

Built for the org

One source of truth — engineering and business.

Different views for different jobs, same underlying verdicts.

Faster reviews

Reviewers see business impact, not just diffs. Cycle time on PRs drops without dropping rigor.

Focus testing where it matters

Skip the flows that didn't move. Spend QA cycles on the ones that did.

AI-speed safe

Verification operates at the speed of generation. Engineers trust the tool enough to use it.

Release confidence

Every release ships with an audit trail of behaviors verified — not just builds passed.

Shared vocabulary

Eng, PM, and QA argue about flows, not files. Decisions get faster.

Risk visibility for leadership

See regression risk and coverage across the org, in product terms, on one screen.

See Regression Guard on your real codebase.

30-minute demo. We'll baseline a repo of your choosing and walk a real PR through the verdict.