GodScore CI – a CI gate that blocks risky changes before production
GodScore CI – a CI gate that blocks risky changes before production
Hi HN, I just released GodScore CI, a GitHub Action that adds a survivability-aware gate to CI. Most CI systems answer: “Does this change work right now?” GodScore CI asks: “Does this change reduce the system’s ability to survive, recover, or self-correct over time?” It runs in two modes: - Free: advisory warnings only - Paid ($10/month per repo): enforcement that can fail the build when risk crosses a threshold It’s intentionally opinionated and designed to catch slow, irreversible degradation that traditional tests miss. Repo: https://github.com/willshacklett/godscore-ci Marketplace: https://github.com/marketplace/actions/godscore-ci Happy to answer questions or hear skepticism.
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