About Aviator
Aviator is a platform for reviewing and merging pull requests, with checks against the intent behind each change. It is aimed at teams whose volume of code has grown quickly.
What it does
Aviator sends each pull request to the right reviewer and checks it against the acceptance criteria written for the change. It also checks team rules, such as timeouts on network calls or no hardcoded secrets. Approved changes move through a merge queue and can continue to deployment. An inbox shows which pull requests need action first.
Key features
- Inbox sorted by what needs action next
- Checks against acceptance criteria
- Team rules checked on each change
- Merge queue that protects the main branch
- Deployment after merge
Who it's for
Aviator is aimed at engineering teams, from startups to large companies, that have many pull requests and automated tools producing code changes. It suits teams that run a merge queue or want reviewers to focus on design decisions and trade-offs.
Pricing and good to know
The site offers a Get started option and a demo request. Teams that want to reduce review load on a large volume of changes are the main audience. Check the current plans and contract terms with the vendor before adopting it.
Highlights
- Routes each pull request to a reviewer
- Checks changes against acceptance criteria
- Checks team rules on every change
- Merges through a queue and deploys after merge
