Your AI agents are breaking each other's code.

Rosentic detects cross-branch compatibility conflicts before they merge.

Every branch passes CI. Every PR looks clean. But when five agents push changes in parallel, they create invisible breaks between branches that no existing tool catches.

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
R
With Rosentic
Compatibility gating
main branch
Cursor
Claude Code
Codex
Copilot
Windsurf
Factory

Where Rosentic sits.

Every other layer of the pipeline exists. Compatibility verification does not.

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 →

Already finding real conflicts.

Rosentic has detected compatibility conflicts across thousands of branch comparisons that CI pipelines missed.

7
compatibility conflicts
detected in repos the engine
had never seen before
538
branches analyzed
across open-source
repositories
117K
branch pairs compared
in a single scan across
one repository
0.9s
to scan 7 branches
and 15 pairs on a
production Rust codebase
Actual PR comment from a Rosentic scan
Rosentic PR comment showing 18 conflicts detected across 5 agent branches

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

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