Browser-based merge conflict resolution and scalable CODEOWNERS management. Fix conflicts and route PR reviews without leaving GitHub or pulling branches locally.

Code Input provides web-based utilities to resolve merge conflicts and handle complex code ownership routing directly from your browser.

Core Products

Merge Conflicts

Resolving conflicts typically requires context switching: stashing work, checking out the target branch, pulling, resolving locally, committing, and pushing. We moved that workflow into a dedicated web UI.

• Browser-Based Editor: Resolve Git conflicts in the cloud without pulling branches locally.
• Side-by-Side Diffs: Visual comparisons of conflicting changes to identify necessary fixes.
• Standard Controls: Accept incoming, current, or combined changes directly from the interface.

Advanced CODEOWNERS

Standard CODEOWNERS files break down in large monorepos or heavily modularized codebases. Code[Input] provides scalable control over PR review routing.

• Multi-File Support: Parse and enforce multiple CODEOWNERS files across complex directory structures.
• Inline Definitions: Define ownership rules directly inside the source files.
• Tag Querying & Assignments: Use tags to query file ownership, map team assignments, and enforce accurate PR routing.

IDE & Browser Integrations

Bring Code Input directly into your daily workflow:

• Chrome Extension: Injects ownership data natively into the GitHub UI. See code owners and tags directly in file headers. On PR pages, view an ownership summary panel, filter diffs to show only files you own, and see ownership badges on changed files.
• VS Code Extension: Surface code ownership data and rules directly within your local editor environment.