Risk signals in IDE and PRs, before code ships
Rate limit update
Increasing request throughput of payments-service may trigger cascading retries during peak load.
Four capabilities that map code changes to production risk before you commit or deploy
Instant risk scores showing what breaks if your changes fail. Know the impact before you commit.
is it safe to deploy my changes?
Your changes affect orders-service with medium deployment risk
services/orders/routes.pyservices/orders/schemas.pyorders-servicecheckout-service- Direct dependency on ordersfrontend-dashboard- 840 API calls/day to ordersRecommendation: Use canary deployment (20% → 50% → 100%). Monitor checkout-service error rates closely. Deploy during business hours for faster rollback if needed.
Hop-by-hop dependency analysis showing exactly which services fail if yours does.
if orders-service fails, what else breaks?
Analyzed 3-hop dependency chain from orders-service
checkout-service- Critical path (handles all checkouts)frontend-dashboard- 840 API calls/day to ordersanalytics-processor- Reads order eventspayment-service- via checkoutemail-service- via checkoutnotification-service- via frontendRisk Assessment: Medium (0.65/1.0). Failure would impact 1 critical service (checkout) with 8 downstream dependencies. Recommend staged rollout with close monitoring of checkout flows.
Rollback history, change frequency, and deployment stability from recent activity.
are there any risky patterns in orders-service deployment history?
Analyzed 30 days of deployment history for orders-service
Recommendation: Use canary deployment due to recent rollback history. Monitor API response times closely (previous rollback reason). Deploy during business hours for faster rollback if needed.
Identify critical services in blast radius that require staged rollouts and extra caution.
which critical services are affected by my changes?
Identified services requiring mandatory staging and canary deployment
checkout-service(Criticality: 0.92/1.0)frontend-dashboard(Criticality: 0.58/1.0)Deployment Requirements: