Move each error toward a PR.

Triage, diagnose, patch, and check — one board keeps the path to review visible.

Start repairing

How it works

Move each error from incoming signal to reviewed pull request.

Triage

To200 reads the issue, summarizes impact, and decides what evidence is missing before changing code.

Fix pipeline

Incoming

TO-218

search 429s

Analyzing

TO-217

webhook timeout

Fixing

TO-214

cart null check

Verifying

TO-211

A card reaches Done only after its required checks record an outcome.

Gather context

The failing route, request metadata, or browser context stays attached so the proposed fix remains tied to the production signal.

The To200 pipeline board with errors moving through incoming, analyzing, planned, and fixing columns.

Verify

The checks available for the change are run and their results are attached before human review.

Pipeline

$ to200 status TO-214

stages triage → PR

guardrail branch-only

evidence checks attached

✓ Check results attached to the PR

In practice

Where teams use it

Production bugs

Turn incoming runtime errors into scoped repair tasks without manually grooming a queue.

Regression follow-up

Reopened failures return to the right stage with prior fix memory available.

Reviewer handoff

Engineers see the original issue, plan, branch, checks, and verification in one trail.

Next in the loop

Keep following it.

AI triageTurn noisy failure data into root cause, plan, and confidence.QA swarmRun the available checks and attach the results for review.Autonomy controlsChoose when To200 can analyze and when a human must approve.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Can the pipeline work manually?

Yes. You can keep To200 in manual or assisted mode and only let it start fixing after you move the task forward.

Who controls the merge?

Your team does. To200 stops at a pull request by default. Scale and High volume owners can deliberately enable merge-to-main, while branch protection, CI rules, and required reviews still apply.