Quality guard
Added clear quality thresholds so teams could see at a glance whether a repository met the standard before handover, release, or further review.
Release history
Release history
Repo Watch is paused, but the release history remains public as proof of what was built. It shows a real product that shipped, improved, and became more useful over time.
Auditor-friendlier reports
Made reports easier to share with clients, buyers, and internal reviewers by improving clarity, scoring detail, and the presentation of risk over time.
History and comparison workflow
Turned one-off scans into an ongoing review workflow by showing how a repository changed over time and where risk was improving or drifting.
Operational hardening
Strengthened the product around the core scan experience with better operations, admin tooling, customer feedback loops, and more balanced scoring.
Complexity risk section
Added a dedicated complexity view so reviewers could spot hard-to-maintain areas, scaling risks, and code hotspots before they became delivery problems.
MVP launch
The first release delivered the core workflow: upload or connect a repository, run the checks, review an explainable score, and export the results.
What this shows
The product was real, scoped, and improving.
This release history shows that Repo Watch moved beyond a concept into a working product with steady improvements across scoring, reporting, repository history, and review workflow. If that kind of repository due diligence is useful in your environment, register interest from the homepage.