flakeguard ranks the flakes blocking merges
Connect GitHub Actions, surface repeat offenders by merge impact, and quarantine only reviewed, high-confidence flakes.

Operational impact beats another flaky-test list.
flakeguard ranks by protected-branch failures, rerun pressure, affected pull requests, and confidence before any quarantine rule is proposed.
Recommendations stop at a review gate.
The v1 promise is controlled: ranking first, reviewed quarantine second, rollback visible from the start.
+ quarantine:
+ test: checkout.spec.ts
+ reviewer: payments-platform
+ reason: repeated protected-branch rerunsEvery quarantine recommendation carries a visible rollback note before it can change merge behavior.
Fits the workflow. It does not replace CI.
The path is deliberately narrow: Actions data enters flakeguard, scoring creates a recommendation, and humans review quarantine before merge behavior changes.

Pilot targets are measured, not claimed.
flakeguard is being validated against real CI runs during a 30-day rollout. These are target criteria, not proof badges.
A focused pilot, not a public storefront.
The next step is fit: GitHub Actions, 20-200 engineers, and integration or end-to-end suites that create reruns before merge.
30-day pilot
Ranking plus reviewed quarantine workflow
Built for platform and DevEx teams that need to restore protected-branch signal without replacing their test stack.
Join the pilot waitlistObjections handled plainly.
The product boundary is explicit: flakeguard ranks and recommends before reviewed quarantine changes merge behavior.
No. The v1 promise is ranking and reviewed quarantine for high-confidence offenders, with rollback visible.
Final gate
Restore trust in protected-branch signal.
Join the flakeguard pilot waitlist for a measured 30-day rollout.