CauslyCausly is
starting over.
It’s coming back as a pull request reviewer that only blocks a merge when it can show why. The old screen-recording service is offline while that’s built.
- Causly v1Offline
- Causly v2In development
- Public betaNot yet
Block a merge
only with a reason.
The rebuild starts from one rule: a review that stands between you and the merge button has to show its work. These are the commitments it’s being built to. None of it is available yet.
- 01
Evidence before verdicts.
A finding that blocks a merge should point at the code path it’s about, and where it can, at a test that fails.
- 02
No silent states.
A review that was skipped or ran out of budget should say so. A quiet pass should only ever mean a real pass.
- 03
Numbers before claims.
No accuracy, speed or uptime claims on this site until there are published evaluation results behind them.
The old Causly
is switched off.
- The service is offline.Screen-recording analysis, sign-in, uploads and the API have stopped.
- The VS Code extension no longer connects.You can uninstall it; nothing replaces it yet.
- Questions about your account or data?Write to hello@causly.dev.
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