Your AI agents are breaking each other's code.

Git merges text, but it doesn't understand what the code does. When multiple agents push changes at the same time, they create invisible breaks that standard CI tools miss. Rosentic catches them before they hit production.

Without

Agents running wild

⚡️

main
branch

production down

Cursor → main.py

Claude Code → api.ts

Codex → service.go

Copilot → test.py

Windsurf → routes.py

Factory → schema.ts

Cursor → handler.go

422 ✗

BREAK

MISMATCH

500 ✗

CONFLICT

With Rosentic

Semantic gating

main branch

Cursor

✓

Claude Code

✓

Codex

✓

Copilot

✗

Windsurf

✓

Factory

✓

Where Rosentic sits.

Every other layer in the stack exists. This is the one that doesn't.

Code Review

1 PR

Is this code good?
Each agent reviews its own PR.
None check across agents.

Rosentic

All PRs

Do they work together?
Every branch checked against
every other branch.

Observability

Production

Is it running healthy?
Monitors after deployment.
Catches failures in production.

Code review checks quality in. Observability checks health out. Rosentic checks compatibility between.

See the full pipeline map →

The data is in.

AI agents are already breaking production. The question isn't if you need output verification. It's when.

13h

AWS outage caused by
an AI agent that deleted
a production environment

75%

of AI models broke
previously working code
during maintenance

233

days of continuous
AI-generated commits
tracked by Alibaba

1,000×

more agents than employees
within 3 years. Who checks
their work?

The outages were small but entirely foreseeable. - Senior AWS Engineer, Financial Times

Secure your main branch.

Your agents are already writing code. Make sure they aren't breaking each other's work.

We'll be in touch.