For teams drowning in agent PRs
Your attention, spent where it counts.
Okae identifies which agent-written PRs need human review and approves the rest under your team's policies.
Built to be trusted
Safe by default.
Shadow mode first
It routes quietly beside your reviewers and shows how often you agree. Approvals switch on when you say so.
Your code, your call
By default it reads the diff, decides and throws it away, keeping only the decision.
Failures go to a person
A timeout or a garbled answer never turns into an approval. It goes to review.
Rules only add review
Your rules can make it stricter, never looser. Nobody can mark a path as safe to skip.
PR text is evidence
It reads a PR's description as evidence about the change, never as instructions to follow.
It approves, never merges
Branch protection and your team still decide what merges, and when.
FAQ
Fair questions.
Does it merge my PRs?
No. It approves a PR or asks for a review. Your branch protection and your team decide what merges.
What makes a PR need a human?
Some PRs go straight to review: big ones, deleted or renamed files, and changes to CI, dependencies, infrastructure, migrations or API schemas. For the rest, a model asks whether the change reaches outside its module, touches data or permissions, changes what runs in production, adds a third-party service, or is hard to undo. Any yes means a person looks.
What if it approves something it shouldn’t?
It can make mistakes. Shadow mode lets you evaluate its decisions on your repositories before enabling approvals. You control where it runs and which paths always require human review.
What do you keep?
The decision: the repo and PR, which rules fired, the answers behind it and how long it took. By default, no diffs, snippets or file contents in our database, logs or backups.
Can we run it ourselves?
Enterprise will run self-hosted on your own hardware, air-gapped if you need it. If that's a requirement, talk to a human.
How will it be priced?
Per organisation, by PRs routed, with a spending cap you set. Not per seat, since agents don't have seats. Prices aren't final yet.
Which code hosts?
GitHub first.
Manage review by exception
Give routine PRs the okay. Give your attention to the rest.
Rather talk it through?