Put integration paths on the release path.

Guard connects application checks to the places software changes. It can run scenarios in CI, retain the resulting evidence, and expose a review surface for failures. For teams shipping payment, identity, and communication flows, the useful unit is a journey with a verdict rather than a green process badge.

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Molar Guard

Release checksIllustrative run

Update checkout confirmationPull request #48

Signup and verificationPassed

Invite a teammatePassed

Payment confirmationFailed

The payment succeeded. The order did not update.

Expected “Confirmed” after the payment callback.
The order remains “Pending”.

Open the trace

Preview environment3 journeys checked

CI entry point

The unified CLI supports molar run for scenarios and --ci for non interactive execution with structured output.

Release context

Keep failures attached to a scenario, environment, run, and retained evidence so triage starts with the behavior that changed.

Scheduled checks

Guard has a production monitoring surface for authorized live URLs, with explicit target and safety controls.

A check that understands integrations

Use a clone backed scenario to exercise a signup email, a payment callback, or a webhook consumer in CI. Use an authorized environment check when the question is whether the deployed journey still works.

Scenario execution through the Guard runner
GitHub oriented repository and check surfaces
Run and failure evidence in the platform

Go to documentation

Preview checkIllustrative workflow

Update checkout confirmationPull request #48

- status: pending
+ status: confirmed
+ receipt: attached

commit 8e4c · 3 files changed

deploy

Preview environmentpreview.acme.test

Signup and verificationPassed

Invite a teammatePassed

Payment confirmationFailed

3 journeys checked Trace attached to the failed check

Release confidence

Guard is available in beta for configured projects and authorized environments. Contact us to confirm repository and monitoring support for your workflow.

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Live evidenceIllustrative workflow

checkout.acme.test / confirmation

Order confirmedReceipt sent to test inboxpayment_intent.succeeded

Run trace 00:08—00:10

Open checkoutScreenshot captured200

Confirm paymentPOST /webhooks/payment200

Receive receiptTest inbox matchedready

Network and console evidence attached

A few things
you might be wondering.

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Does Guard block every merge automatically?

It can be wired as a required check, but the repository connection and scenario policy must be configured for the project.

Can Guard monitor production?

Guard supports scheduled checks for authorized live URLs. Contact us to confirm rollout and target support for your environment.

Can Guard repair a failure?

Mender is a separate preview workflow that helps prepare a proposed repair for review.

Put a journey under Guard.

Choose a concrete workflow. We’ll help you get the right setup for your application.

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