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Add checks to every commit
Set up automatic checks — broken links, accessibility, secrets — that run on each commit.
Checks run automatically around your commits and builds, so problems are caught before they ship — no manual QA pass needed.
What you'll be able to do
- Run quality checks automatically on each commit
- Catch broken links, a11y issues and leaked secrets early
- See results inline, like CI statuses
Step by step
- 1
Open Checks
In the editor, open the Checks tab to see what runs and the latest results.
- 2
Pick your checks
Enable the checks you want — environment changes, secrets scan, and more.
- 3
Build as usual
Each commit triggers the enabled checks; statuses appear per commit.
- 4
Act on results
Read a failing check's summary and ask the agent to fix it.
Prompts to try
Copy one to start, or adapt it to your project.
Run the checks on the latest commit.
Add a check that flags broken links.
Why did the secrets scan fail?
FAQ
When do checks run?
Automatically, around each commit and build — like CI.
Can I add my own checks?
Yes — enable the ones you want, and org admins can curate checks for everyone.
Where do results show?
In the Checks tab, per commit, with a pass/fail status and summary.
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