Catch deployment blockers earlier
Find missing permissions, broken release paths, configuration conflicts, and unmet infrastructure requirements while the change is still easy to fix.
Proofline probes the systems your application depends on, then verifies that the permissions, infrastructure, configuration, and deployment paths required by the change exist in each environment.
Your reviewers get a defensible decision before merge. You get fewer late-night deployment failures.
A product PR introduced an AgentCore runtime and a new secret. The application code passed review. Staging still lacked the permission AgentCore needed to read that secret, so the service would fail at boot. Proofline found the missing grant before merge.
Find missing permissions, broken release paths, configuration conflicts, and unmet infrastructure requirements while the change is still easy to fix.
Apply one production-readiness policy across repositories and teams without turning the platform group into a manual approval queue.
Preserve what was checked, which policy applied, the evidence used, and why the change was ready or blocked.
Review the affected environments, inspect the evidence behind each check, and give the team a precise path to ready.
Proofline turns hard-won infrastructure knowledge into a repeatable review standard, without adding another manual approval queue.
Proofline verified each requirement in the environments this change will reach.
Your team sees the production gap, the affected environment, and the evidence needed to fix it.
Proofline flags missing evidence for a human decision instead of guessing that the change is safe.
Proofline gives reviewers the production context they need without sending them across CI, IaC, cloud consoles, and runbooks.
Identify the production guarantees that the change depends on.
Verify those requirements across CI/CD, infrastructure, identity, configuration, and runtime sources.
Use organization-level controls to decide what must pass, what blocks, and what needs review.
Put Ready, Blocked, or Needs evidence—plus the complete record—back into the pull request.
Proofline discovers production requirements from repositories, infrastructure, runbooks, and past incidents. Platform teams review the knowledge once, then apply it across services and environments.
Platform teams set organization policy centrally. Service owners keep their delivery workflow, and every team sees the same clear decision where they already review code.
Learned from incident INC-184 and Terraform dependency paths
IAM · SSMDiscovered from release.yml and repository ownership
GitHub ActionsDiscovered from ECS service configuration and runbooks
Terraform · ECSProofline brings deployment evidence together across source control, CI/CD, infrastructure as code, cloud identity, Kubernetes, configuration, and observability—then ties every finding to the exact change and environment under review.
Proofline follows the change into source control, delivery workflows, infrastructure, identity, configuration, and runtime evidence. Each observation keeps its source and freshness.
8 files in PR #2818
Currentrelease.yml targets staging and production
CurrentAgentCore requires SSM and IAM
Current/server/rate_limiter_storage_uri exists
Currentbrain-agentcore-role cannot read the new parameter
Blocks mergeSecret must load before the runtime starts
CurrentNo Kubernetes workload is affected
Not affectedNo comparable deployment found
ReviewProofline evaluates policy and evidence through read-only connections. It does not modify your code, infrastructure, or production systems.
Safe to deploy to production under critical-service / v7
Connect the systems your teams already use. Proofline discovers candidate requirements from code, infrastructure, runbooks, and incidents, then runs in observe mode before you enforce a policy.
Proofline is a deployment assurance platform. It verifies that a proposed change meets the permissions, configuration, workflow, infrastructure, and policy requirements needed to reach production safely.
No. Code review evaluates the implementation, and CI tests the build. Proofline verifies the production assumptions those tools do not establish on their own.
Your organization defines which checks block, which require review, and who may approve an exception. Every exception is explicit and retained with its reason and evidence.
No. Proofline uses read-only connections to evaluate evidence. It does not modify source code, infrastructure, configuration, or runtime systems.
Start with a small set of high-cost deployment checks in observe mode. Compare the results with current review practices, then expand coverage and enforcement by service, team, or risk tier.
We’ll trace the infrastructure assumptions behind one pull request and show the evidence your reviewers need before merge.
Bring a past incident. We can replay the change that caused it and show where Proofline would have raised the blocker.
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