7 quick questions. 30 seconds. Check if your codebase has compatibility conflict risk.
Question 1 of 7
How is your codebase organized?
Rosentic catches conflicts between parallel branches in shared repositories.
Monorepo or shared repos
Multiple teams or people push to the same repository
Separate repos per person or team
Each service has its own repo with one owner
Question 2 of 7
How many active branches at any given time?
More parallel branches means more potential for invisible compatibility conflicts.
10 or more
Multiple people or agents working in parallel
3 to 9
Some parallel work happening
Fewer than 3
Mostly sequential development
Question 3 of 7
Is your team using AI coding tools?
Cursor, Copilot, Claude Code, Codex, or similar. AI agents increase code velocity and parallel changes.
Yes, multiple agents or company-wide adoption
Some team members use them
No AI coding tools in use
Question 4 of 7
Have two PRs ever broken something after merging - even though both passed CI?
This is the exact problem Rosentic solves. Each branch looks clean individually but they're incompatible together.
Yes, and it was painful to debug
Maybe - we've had weird breakages but weren't sure why
Not that I know of
Question 5 of 7
Does your codebase span multiple languages?
Like a Python backend with a TypeScript frontend. Cross-language API contracts are where the hardest-to-find conflicts hide.
Yes - backend and frontend in different languages
Mostly one language
Question 6 of 7
Does anything in your CI check whether open PRs are compatible with each other?
Linting, tests, and security scanners check each branch individually. Almost nothing checks cross-branch compatibility.
No - each PR is tested in isolation
Yes - we have something for this
Question 7 of 7
Could you add a GitHub Action to your repo today?
Rosentic installs in 60 seconds. One YAML file. No approval process, no key, no signup.
Yes - I have write access and can try new tools
No - I'd need approval first
High risk
Your repo is at high risk for compatibility conflicts.
You have parallel development, AI coding agents, a shared codebase, and nothing checking whether branches are compatible before merge. Rosentic would likely detect issues in your workflow.
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We'll check your first scan and help you get the most out of Rosentic.
Create this file at .github/workflows/rosentic.yml and open a PR.
No key. No account needed.
60 seconds. Paste and go.
Fully local. Code never leaves.
Emerging risk
Your repo is heading toward compatibility conflicts.
Your team has some parallel development and is starting to adopt AI coding tools. As your codebase and agent usage grow, invisible cross-branch conflicts will start appearing. Installing Rosentic now catches them early instead of after production breaks.
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We'll check your first scan and help you get the most out of Rosentic.
Create this file at .github/workflows/rosentic.yml and open a PR.
Free. No limits during early access.
Safe. Runs on your runners.
Low risk
Your repo is low risk for now.
Compatibility conflicts show up when multiple people or agents push code to the same repo in parallel. When your team grows or adopts AI coding tools, the risk will increase. We'll be here.