Introduction

Building blocks for shipping AI-generated code quickly and reliably.

AI writes code faster than teams can review, merge, and release it. The bottleneck moved — from typing the change to everything that happens after.

Aviator is a suite of building blocks for that everything-after: capturing intent, verifying behavior, queuing safe merges, coordinating releases, and routing reviewer attention to where it matters. Some pieces are open and free, designed to drop in beside what you already use. The rest are the power tools we build for teams pushing thousands of PRs a day.

Getting started — free tools

Two entry points. Adopt them in isolation; combine when you're ready.

Inbox

One feed for every change that needs your attention — across every repo. Stops the polling-Slack-and-GitHub-notifications habit and replaces it with a single ranked queue.

Stacked PRs CLI

An open-source CLI for managing stacked PRs natively in GitHub. Smaller, focused reviews; cleaner history; no extra hosting.

Power tools

Four products that compound on each other once you're shipping at scale.

Verify

Capture the intent for every change and verify the running code against it before merge. Deterministic guardrails for AI-generated code — catches the slop that diff review misses.

MergeQueue

The most popular and most scalable merge queue in the industry. In production at Figma, DoorDash, Notion, Meta, and others — tens of thousands of PRs through the queue every day.

Releases

One dashboard for deployments, rollbacks, and cherry-picks across every environment. Replaces the spreadsheet-and-Slack release ritual with a single source of truth.

Runbooks

Multiplayer AI coding with standardized playbooks. Your team's repeatable work — refactors, migrations, upgrades — turned into agentic runbooks anyone can launch.