You merge code faster than you can understand it — especially now your agents write it for you. RUNOUT turns every PR into a short quiz on what just shipped, and a trend that shows whether your understanding keeps pace.
Connect the GitHub App and every pull request you open — or mark ready for review — triggers a quiz. RUNOUT reads the diff, then explores the surrounding code to find what matters.
Five questions for a small change, ten for a big one — each about why a decision was made and what breaks if an invariant is violated. Never “what does this method do.”
Miss a question and you get the explanation on the spot — and about half of your next quiz re-tests the areas you're weakest on.
Pick an answer. Notice it isn't testing whether you can read the code — it's testing whether you know why it changed.
It's about the trade-off. Fixed retries can amplify an outage; backoff capped at 30 s eases off exactly when the provider is already struggling. RUNOUT scores the why — not a definition you could paste from the docs.
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Try for free →Every finished quiz becomes a point — the share of questions you got right — with a rolling mean over the top. One line per repository, because a repo you've stopped following falls behind on its own. A falling line means you're shipping faster than you understand.
Connect a repository and your next PR comes back with questions.
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