git push no-mistakes

The bottleneck has moved

AI agents generate mountains of code. Some of it is brilliant. Some of it is slop. You can’t tell which is which at 5,000 lines per diff. The bottleneck isn’t writing code anymore. It’s reviewing and validating it.

Most of that quality infrastructure still lives in the outer loop, after the branch is already public. no-mistakes moves more of that loop closer to where you are working.

flowchart LR
  subgraph before[" Before "]
    direction TB
    A["Local branch"] -->|"git push origin"| B["Remote branch"]
    B --> C["CI + review churn"]
    C --> D["More pushes"]
    D --> A
  end

  subgraph after[" With no-mistakes "]
    direction TB
    E["Local branch"] -->|"git push no-mistakes"| F["Local gate"]
    F --> G["Rebase, review, test, docs, lint"]
    G --> H["Push upstream + open PR"]
    H --> I["Watch CI + auto-fix"]
  end

  before ~~~ after

What happens to a gated push

A gated push turns a rough branch into a clean PR:

Before the gate	After the gate
Raw branch diff	Rebases onto fresh upstream
Bugs and tech debt	AI review catches problems early
Uneven test coverage	Regression + new tests executed
Missing docs	Documentation kept up to date
Formatting and lint churn	Linter and formatter done before push
Manually raise and babysit PR	PR opened and CI watched automatically

Start here

• Quick Start - first gated push in a few minutes
• Introduction - why the tool exists and how to think about it
• The Gate Model - architecture, push flow, and design choices