See where your engineering quality stands
Connect GitHub, choose your repositories, and get a practical report on review quality, rework, test maturity, AI risk, and the next actions worth taking.
A fast quality baseline for engineering teams
The Engineering Quality Report looks at repository and pull request signals that are easy to miss when teams focus only on delivery speed. It gives you a baseline for where quality is strong, where risk is accumulating, and what to improve first.
Use it as a starting point for a quality conversation, a leadership review, or a decision about where more QA capacity will have the most impact.
- Review depth and signal quality
- Rework patterns and delivery friction
- Test and engineering maturity signals
- AI-related risk indicators
- Prioritized action plan
Free to run, useful before you buy anything
The report is a low-friction way to see how FirstQA thinks about engineering quality. Connect GitHub, select the repositories you want to evaluate, and review the resulting score, grade, findings, and actions.
It is separate from Ovi’s ongoing ticket, PR, and browser-testing workflow, so you can use the report even before early access.
- No FirstQA account required for the report flow
- Repository selection stays in your GitHub authorization flow
- A report with scores, findings, and recommendations
- A direct path into the full FirstQA QA workflow
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Frequently asked questions
What is an Engineering Quality Report?
It is a repository-level report that combines review, rework, test maturity, AI risk, and related engineering signals into a score, grade, findings, and prioritized action plan.
Is the quality report free?
Yes. The public report flow is free to run and does not require a FirstQA account before the GitHub connection step.
Does the report replace QA analysis?
No. The report is a high-level baseline. Ovi’s ticket analysis, PR review, test recipes, and browser execution provide change-level QA work.
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Start with a real analysis, run the free quality report, or apply for invite-based early access.
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