Evaluate merged work automatically
Claude analyzes the pull request diff, linked issue context, and repository configuration after merge—without adding a manual scoring step.
GitRank turns a merged pull request into an explained impact score. Instead of rewarding commit volume, it evaluates the change against the rules your organization has chosen: severity, component importance, and eligibility.
A score is useful only when engineers can understand and challenge it. Every evaluation includes the classification, eligibility checks, and score breakdown that produced the result.
A one-line authentication fix can matter more than a large refactor, while a busy commit history can hide work that did not reach users. AI PR scoring gives managers and contributors a consistent starting point for discussing the work that shipped.
Claude analyzes the pull request diff, linked issue context, and repository configuration after merge—without adding a manual scoring step.
Severity base points, component multipliers, and eligibility rules make the score legible instead of leaving contributors with a black-box grade.
Use the explained result for recognition, bounty programs, engineering recaps, and trend analysis—not as a substitute for thoughtful management.
Install the GitHub App, select repositories, and let GitRank receive merged pull request events automatically.
GitRank reads the merged diff, linked issues, component rules, and eligibility requirements before producing an explanation.
Scores, summaries, and trends feed leaderboards, review workflows, bonus programs, and team discussions without relying on raw activity counts.
Publish the scoring rubric before you use results in recognition or rewards.
Give administrators a clear override path and record why an override was made.
Review score distributions at team level so a changing mix of work does not become an individual target.
GitRank combines a severity base score with a component multiplier and applies your configured eligibility criteria, such as linked issues, tests, and documentation.
Yes. AI evaluation is designed to make the reasoning visible, while authorized team members retain the final say over classifications and rewards.
No. GitRank evaluates the impact of merged work for recognition and analysis. It complements, rather than replaces, pre-merge review, testing, and release controls.
Connect GitHub, configure the rules your team values, and start turning merged PRs into explained recognition.
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