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PASSR is Flytebit's engineering intelligence platform for continuous code review and quality governance. It is built around four core dimensions: Performance, Availability, Security, and Scalability. Instead of periodic scans, PASSR runs recursively through webhook and CI/CD triggers, so every code change is reviewed as it happens.At the center of the platform is PR Agent, an autonomous background reviewer for pull requests and commits. It evaluates changes in context and sends structured findings into the PASSR portal for tracking, triage, and resolution.Capabilities<ul><li>Continuous PR and commit review: Reviews every pull request and standalone commit automatically.</li><li>8-category analysis model: Covers PASSR dimensions (Performance, Availability, Security, Scalability) plus architecture, code quality, testing, and error handling.</li><li>Structured issue anatomy: Every finding includes a clear problem statement, risk impact, and a ready-to-apply fix suggestion.</li><li>Incremental re-review: Re-checks only changed code on new pushes and auto-resolves fixed findings.</li><li>PR workflow automation: Generates PR descriptions, applies labels, and supports merge safeguards for critical open issues.</li><li>Portal-level analytics: Tracks fix rates, severities, PR timelines, and cross-repo quality trends in one view.</li><li>Platform support: Works with GitHub and Gitea, with CI/CD-native integration.</li></ul>Core Concepts<ul><li>Recursive monitoring: PASSR runs continuously via webhooks and pipeline hooks, not as one-time scans.</li><li>PR Agent + PASSR portal model: PR Agent performs autonomous review; PASSR portal provides lifecycle visibility and engineering metrics.</li><li>Resolution-first feedback: Findings are designed for action, not generic comments.</li></ul>Trust &amp; Security<ul><li>Configurable governance: Teams can tune severity thresholds and merge controls by repository.</li><li>Audit-friendly lifecycle tracking: Reviews, issue states, and resolution history are recorded in the portal.</li><li>Deployment flexibility: Supports setups for both lean teams and enterprise environments with appropriate storage and control options.</li></ul>Who It's For<ul><li>Engineering teams that want faster feedback without adding review overhead.</li><li>Tech leads and architects who need reviewers focused on architecture and business logic instead of repetitive checks.</li><li>DevOps and engineering managers who need cross-repo quality visibility, trend tracking, and enforceable standards.</li><li>CTOs and platform leaders who want measurable, continuous code quality across growing organizations.</li></ul>In short, PASSR transforms code review from a manual checkpoint into a continuous, measurable engineering system that helps teams ship faster with stronger quality control.

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TESTR is Flytebit's AI-powered testing platform that works backward from source code. Instead of depending on late manual test planning, TESTR analyzes code behavior directly, proposes what should be tested, generates executable tests, runs them through CI/CD, and improves coverage over time.The platform starts from atomic code behavior and builds outward. At the core are Unit Test Cases (UTCs), structured testing units derived from functions and methods, then enriched with AI-generated executable test code and continuous execution data.Capabilities<ul><li>Zero-input UTC generation: TESTR reads your source code and derives what to test without spec files, annotations, or setup-heavy configuration.</li><li>11-language support: Works with Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Java, C#, PHP, Go, Ruby, Rust, C, and C++.</li><li>Executable test code: Generates runnable tests for pytest, Jest, JUnit, NUnit, PHPUnit, RSpec, and native runners for Go, Rust, C, and C++. Includes pre-generated mocks and stubs.</li><li>AI failure analysis: Produces root-cause explanations, execution traces, and diff-ready fixes when tests fail.</li><li>HITL governance: AI-proposed UTCs stay under human control and require approval before execution.</li><li>CI/CD integration: Integrates with GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket to trigger automated testing on code pushes.</li><li>Coverage and reporting: Tracks execution history, pass/fail trends, flakiness, and line, branch, and function-level coverage.</li><li>Learning loop: Detects untested paths and proposes additional UTCs from execution history and production signals.</li></ul>Core Concepts<ul><li>Unit Test Cases (UTCs): Atomic, code-derived testing units that form the foundation of TESTR's lifecycle.</li><li>AI Failure Intelligence: Context-aware analysis that explains why failures happen and what to change.</li></ul>Trust &amp; Security<ul><li>Private deployment: Run TESTR fully inside your VPC or on-premises infrastructure.</li><li>Zero data egress: Test generation, execution, and analysis stay within your network boundary.</li><li>Full audit trail: UTC generation, approvals, and execution events are logged for traceability and governance.</li></ul>Who It's For<ul><li>Fast-moving startups: Keep delivery speed high without building a large manual QA function.</li><li>Scale-ups with legacy debt: Retrofit meaningful coverage onto existing codebases and expose fragile zones.</li><li>Engineering leaders: Measure test quality with actionable insights beyond simple CI pass rates.</li></ul>In short, TESTR turns testing into a continuous, governed, and intelligence-driven engineering capability that scales with development velocity.

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Dockr is Flytebit's AI-powered documentation automation platform for engineering teams that need accurate documentation at delivery speed. Instead of depending on manual updates, Dockr continuously analyzes repository changes and keeps documentation synchronized with live code.It combines documentation generation, visual architecture context, and code-level explainability in one workflow. The result is faster onboarding, lower documentation drift, and better shared understanding across teams.Capabilities<ul><li>Living documentation automation: Generates and updates documentation automatically as code changes.</li><li>Visual diagram generation: Creates file, class, method, activity, and sequence-level diagrams for faster system comprehension.</li><li>Code-context intelligence: Adds FAQs, Tips, and Notes around code elements so teams understand what code does and why it exists.</li><li>Webhook-driven sync: Refreshes documentation through repository webhooks for near real-time updates.</li><li>Scope controls: Supports include/exclude configuration to focus documentation on relevant modules.</li><li>Multi-language support: Works across modern engineering stacks and mixed-language repositories.</li><li>Collaboration and access: Supports role-based access and organizational structures for team-wide documentation governance.</li></ul>Core Concepts<ul><li>Docs as a continuous system: Documentation is treated as a live engineering artifact, not a one-time output.</li><li>Code-to-context transformation: Raw repository structure is converted into readable explanations and visual maps.</li><li>Knowledge continuity: Context is preserved across onboarding, handoffs, and team changes.</li></ul>Trust &amp; Security<ul><li>Private deployment options: Dockr can run in private cloud environments for stricter security and compliance requirements.</li><li>Controlled visibility: Access can be scoped by org, team, and role to align with enterprise governance.</li><li>Audit-friendly workflows: Version history and update trails improve traceability for documentation changes.</li></ul>Who It's For<ul><li>Engineering managers who need faster onboarding and less repeated explanation overhead.</li><li>Development teams maintaining rapidly evolving codebases where docs typically fall behind.</li><li>CTOs and platform leaders who need reliable technical visibility and governance across repositories.</li><li>Agencies and multi-team organizations handling handoffs, distributed contributors, and client-facing delivery.</li></ul>In short, Dockr turns documentation from a manual burden into a continuous, reliable engineering capability that scales with development velocity.