by OHCAYGO

Merge-Proof

Prove whether a merge was validated against the state it actually landed on.

“CI was green” doesn’t always answer that — especially when AI agents write PRs fast and the base moves while the PR is open.

NOT_PROVEN does not mean the code is wrong.
It means the available evidence doesn’t establish that the merged state was the validated state.
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The question we measure

When an AI-authored (or agent-assisted) change merges, can you show evidence it was checked against the tree it actually merged into?

A clean Git merge is not that evidence.

What you get

We optimize for decision clarity, not alarm volume.

Public sample

Methodology sample on a public repository (microsoft/kiota):

  • 77 agent-trailer squash merges analyzed
  • 75 VERIFIED · 2 NOT_PROVEN
  • After analyst review: residual issues were low-signal / process context — default recommendation was essentially do nothing

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Microsoft is not a customer. This was a public methodology demonstration.

How a paid pilot works (today)

Not (yet) self-serve upload → pay → auto-email. Current delivery = guided assessment.

  1. You say yes and we agree scope (repos / recent merges).
  2. You grant access — or run collection yourself and share the JSON (preferred for private code).
  3. We run Merge-Proof analysis and human review of noteworthy hits.
  4. You receive a written report + short readout.
  5. Invoice on agreed terms (pilots often: deposit or full payment before final PDF).

Open-source engine: anyone can run the tool.
Paid OHCAYGO engagement: scoped analysis, interpretation, and a client-ready report.

Merge-Proof Evidence Assessment (Pilot)
Remote · scoped · written report

Typical pilot: a small number of repos / recent merges, agreed on a call.

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What this is not

About OHCAYGO

OHCAYGO builds tools so small and mid-size teams can operate with clearer evidence and better decisions — enhancing people, not replacing them.

Merge-Proof is one product in that family.