Question 1

What does VeriFlow do on a pull request?

Accepted Answer

VeriFlow is an AI code-review agent installed through the GitHub App. It reviews the change in a pull request and posts findings inline at the relevant code location.

Question 2

What happens after a pull request or push?

Accepted Answer

VeriFlow’s review agents inspect the diff after a pull request or push. Findings are attached to the relevant code location, and the review result appears in the pull request workflow.

Question 3

How does VeriFlow handle test coverage?

Accepted Answer

The test workflow identifies missing coverage from the change and can draft a follow-up test change. It does not promise universal test generation or replace the project’s own test suite.

Question 4

Does VeriFlow replace existing tests or CI?

Accepted Answer

No. VeriFlow complements the existing code-review, test, and build workflow. Your project’s own tests and CI remain part of the process.

Question 5

Is the VeriFlow GitHub App available?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The VeriFlow GitHub App is available for installing VeriFlow and connecting it to the repositories you choose.

Question 6

Are GitLab and Bitbucket supported?

Accepted Answer

GitLab and Bitbucket are coming soon.

Question 7

How do I get started with VeriFlow?

Accepted Answer

Start with the available GitHub App integration and its installation documentation, then connect a repository and open a pull request for review.

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