PR-native
Meet the decision where it happens: the pull request and CI workflow.
Built for teams without a spare SRE function.
Strake is for the engineer who became the informal reliability owner, the platform lead with too many services, and the VP who knows production risk is arriving faster than process.
feat: improve webhook resilience
Openrob wants to merge 3 commits intomainfromfeat/webhook-retry
Strake Deploy Gate
GO
No blocking issues. Safe to deploy.
Incidents
No active incidents
Deploy velocity
Healthy
Dependency changes
2 changed
Runbooks
3 ready
The gap is not monitoring. It is judgment at the deploy boundary.
Teams already have dashboards, alerts, and source control. The missing layer is the operational context that tells a reviewer whether this particular deploy is a bad idea right now.
Context-first
Use incidents, health, deploy history, runbooks, and dependency movement before merge.
Runbook-aware
Carry the same context into the response when the deploy breaks anyway.
This should feel like a senior engineer sitting inside your PR.
Not a gate that says no because process demands it. A gate that says hold because production is already fragile, a dependency changed, or the runbook you need should be checked before merge.
1
Start with reality
Small teams do not need enterprise release management. They need production context before they push.
2
Lead with mechanism
The product earns trust by showing the signals and the reason for the verdict.
3
Build memory
Deploy decisions, incidents, and runbooks become a connected operational record over time.
Talk through one deploy path.
No demo theater. Just the fastest path to learning whether Strake would catch risk your team currently misses.