Stoney
Know when your code drifts from the original requirement
Stoney launched on May 19, 2026 with 2 votes, #6,288 of 20,538 launches that month.
What it does
Business rules drift silently. A rule like "free tier: 100 requests/day" starts as a Jira ticket, gets built, and slowly diverges until your codebase enforces it inconsistently. No alert fires. No test fails. Stoney builds a registry of the rules your system actually enforces, watches your repos for drift, and when something breaks it shows you the PR that caused it, the ticket that authorized it, and who owns the rule. GitHub, Jira, and Slack. Under 10 minutes to set up. No code needed!
Stoney finds the business rules across your code, PRs, and tickets, then catches every change that would break one. Drift forensics, pre-merge PR checks, owner paging, and contradiction detection — all wired to the rules your team is already running on.
Stoney finds them, maps them, and catches drift on every PR. Stoney discovers your rules, surfaces conflicts, checks every PR before merge, logs every drift, and walks through setup. Install the GitHub App. StoneyBot reads your code, recent PRs, and the Jira tickets they reference — the rules your API already enforces appear, each tied to the PR that wrote it and the ticket that authorized it. When two rules say opposite things — one in code, one in Jira — Stoney pins the contradiction with both sources side by side. Suggested resolution, in one click. When a PR touches a rule, Stoney's pre-merge check fires automatically. The PR row shows the rule it threatens, and the reviewer gets the…from stoneydev.com
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