Kinetik’s public v0.6.0 changelog is its own test: approved release copy, published by the product, with the public evidence boundary visible beside it.
Read the approved changelog →Know what you shipped.
What it risks.
What to tell customers.
Kinetik watches your GitHub, scores releases for risk, and drafts the updates your customers, support team, and leadership need—with every claim traced to evidence you can open. Nothing goes out until a human approves.
No credit card. Read-only GitHub App. Revoke access anytime.
live approved dataSelect a finding, rule, or evidence record to follow the relationship.
One evidence trail, from change to approved explanation.
On a normally active repository, the first risk-scored dossier is usually ready in about 10 minutes.
- 01
Connect
Install the read-only GitHub App. Revoke access from GitHub at any time.
- 02
Backfill
Kinetik reconstructs recent history, then updates from GitHub webhooks.
- 03
Assess
Deterministic rules identify risk factors and attach their evidence.
- 04
Draft
Customer and engineering briefs are drafted from the same release record.
- 05
Approve
A human reviews the evidence before anything can appear publicly.
Three questions. One release record.
- 01See the findings →
“What actually changed?”
Read the findings, named rules, and linked commits behind the release.
- 02See the briefs →
“Can support say it’s fixed?”
Compare the customer brief with the engineering explanation and evidence.
- 03Open the evidence →
“Why should I believe it?”
Open the evidence ledger and inspect the public source for yourself.
Written by Kinetik, about Kinetik.
Built like an instrument, not a chatbot.
Every rendered claim carries a citation. Uncited text does not render. Humans hold the pen. External publication requires a recorded approval. GitHub access is read-only and revocable from your organization settings. Tenant records are isolated so one organization cannot read another’s data.
Your repo has the answers.
Kinetik reads them out loud.
Free during alpha. Read-only GitHub App. On a normally active repository, expect the first risk-scored dossier in about 10 minutes.