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AutoMerge • Coming soon

Stop reviewing the pull requests you already trust.

Every coding agent makes your review queue longer. AutoMerge clears the safe, low-risk pull requests automatically, so your engineers spend their attention where it actually matters. We already run it on our own repositories at Dash0.

Not a reviewer. An approver.

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Every change gets an approval. Far fewer get a real look. That record is what AutoMerge builds on.

Repository insights dashboard in Dash0: time to merge with a breakdown of where the time goes, PRs opened and merged, merge rate, and investment distribution by PR type.Review and approval health in Dash0: human approvals with the rubber-stamp rate, comments per agent, and auto-approvals including merges without a second human approver.

Not every pull request deserves automatic approval. Not every service does either.

  • Hard gates come first.

    Protected paths. Failing checks. Unstable services.

    Anything that violates your guardrails goes straight to a human. Every time.

  • Then the approval decision.

    AutoMerge looks at the signals that actually matter: blast radius, past production performance, author history, check reliability, and operational evidence.

    If the change is safe, it merges. If it isn't, a human decides.

  • Trust is built over time.

    Every service earns its place on the readiness ledger. One production escape is enough to lose that privilege.

    Automation is earned continuously. Never assumed.

Two pull requests, two outcomes. AutoMerge reads the same signals a careful engineer would.

Cleared to merge
Darkplane bot comment on a pull request: evaluated and approved it, with blast radius, evidence quality, and author familiarity signals.
Routed to a human
Darkplane bot comment on a pull request: evaluated and did not approve it, routing it to a human, with blast radius, evidence quality, and author trust signals.

Scores are signals from an AI evaluator over the diff, repository history, and pull request · treat them as evidence, not proof

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Let AI ship the work you've already learned to trust.

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