Deterministic cross-branch conflict detection for AI coding agents
Rosentic checks whether your active branches are compatible with each other before merge. It detects broken function signatures, HTTP route conflicts, and schema mismatches across 15+ languages using deterministic AST analysis. This is not AI code review. Rosentic finds structural contract conflicts that would cause runtime failures after merge - the kind of breaks that tests don't catch because…
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Rosentic checks whether your active branches are compatible with each other before merge. It detects broken function signatures, HTTP route conflicts, and schema mismatches across 15+ languages using deterministic AST analysis. This is not AI code review. Rosentic finds structural contract conflicts that would cause runtime failures after merge - the kind of breaks that tests don't catch because they only run on one branch at a time. Then add to your editor's MCP config: Works with Cursor,…
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