The rest of it, on the same rail
The pull request is where inline starts. The same repositories, the same models and the same console also cover what happens around the code: the cloud it runs on, the pipeline that ships it, the errors it throws, the prompts inside it, and the vendors it talks to.
Cloud and
pipeline
Azure posture, health and spend, collected through a single Cloud Shell script that stores no customer secrets. GitHub Actions runs ingested and triaged: what failed, what is flaky, and what got slower this week.
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Runtime errors,
rooted in the code
An SDK ships errors in; triage groups and prioritises them; then a repo-grounded pass points at the release commit, finds the offending line, and writes the patch using the same read-only tools the reviewer uses.
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Prompts and
vendors
inline discovers the LLM prompts in your repository and grades them against synthesized rubrics and adversarial cases. It also watches which vendors receive protected data and whether an agreement covers them.
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Included
Put it on one repository
Connect GitHub, enable a repo, and the next pull request opened gets a review.