Kryon AI

What it does

Kryon connects to your GitHub repo and analyzes pull requests before you merge not just linting, actual risk intelligence. It flags hidden security issues, regressions, and business-logic risks, predicts what your tests aren't covering, and auto-generates Playwright specs to close those gaps. Instead of "here's a diff," you get a real risk score and merge confidence rating. Code is processed transiently, nothing is stored. Built solo, still early would love feedback.

Mission control for pull request risk. AI-powered risk analysis, test planning, and merge decisions.

Kryon analyzes pull requests, predicts hidden risk, generates testing intelligence, and creates Playwright specifications before bugs reach production. A seamless sequence translating code changes into deep actionable testing intelligence. Securely authorize Kryon using GitHub OAuth to access repositories and pull requests. Choose the pull request that requires intelligence analysis and testing validation. Kryon analyzes modified files, dependencies, execution paths, and architectural impact. Identify security vulnerabilities, regressions, access-control issues, and business logic risks. Forecast which code paths are not covered by existing tests before deployment. Generate deterministic…from kryon-ai.vercel.app

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