Terms of service
Draft of the next version. It gets its number and the date it applies from when it is approved.
This is a draft. It is not yet in force.
The text in force is version 1, in force from 11 November 2026.
1. Who provides the service
MergeReady's hosted service, at app.mergeready.ai, is provided by [To be supplied by the owner: the legal name of the company that provides MergeReady], [To be supplied by the owner: its registered address] ("MergeReady", "we"). These terms are between us and the organization or person that uses it ("you"). If you accept them for an organization, you confirm that you may bind it.
2. The service
MergeReady is an agent that owns a pull request from the moment it opens until a person can merge it. It reads a repository's pull requests, CI results and review threads through the code host's API, and keeps one comment, the evidence pack, and one check on each pull request.
How far it may go is set per repository in a policy that an owner or admin of your MergeReady organization keeps, at one of five levels: Observe, Propose, Act, Approve and Merge. Observe is the default and writes no code. Approve and Merge are off unless your organization turns them on. You choose the level, and you stay responsible for what you merge.
The service is in beta. It may change, and parts of it may be unavailable. We give no service-level commitment during the beta.
3. Your account
- You make an account by signing in with GitHub or, where the service offers it, with an email address and a password. You keep your sign-in details to yourself and tell us if you think someone else has used them.
- An organization in MergeReady has owners, admins and members. Owners and admins decide who belongs to it and what the agent may do in its repositories.
- To use MergeReady you accept these terms, the privacy policy and the data-processing terms. Your account records which version of each you accepted, and when.
4. Your code and data
Your code, pull requests, CI logs, review threads and everything else in your repositories stay yours. You give MergeReady the access it needs to do what your policy allows, and no more: through the GitHub App you install, and any keys you add. We process that data only to provide the service to you, as the data-processing terms set out. They form part of these terms.
Recordings of your pull requests enter our test corpus only if you agree to it separately, in writing.
5. Using the service properly
You use MergeReady only on repositories you are allowed to grant it access to, and not to break the law, to break into or overload systems, to get around its limits or its policy, or to put on a pull request code meant to harm the sandbox, the service or anyone else.
6. Fees
Observe is free. During the beta nothing is invoiced. Model calls made on your own model keys are billed to you by your model provider, not by us. Any later price applies only once we have told you of it and you choose a plan that has it.
7. Pausing, leaving and erasure
- You can pause MergeReady on one pull request, one repository or everywhere, and uninstall the GitHub App at any time.
- Uninstalling stops MergeReady, and what it stored is kept until its retention period ends, as section 4 of the data-processing terms lists.
- An owner can delete the organization in MergeReady, on the Access page. That erases every row, object and sandbox template of the organization and keeps only a record that the erasure happened. Copies in the service's backups go when those backups expire, at most 7 days later. The service's logs and error reports are kept for their own period, which the data-processing terms give.
- We may suspend an account or an organization that breaks section 5, and tell you why.
8. No warranty
MergeReady is provided as it is, during a beta. Its agents can be wrong: a person reviews and merges every pull request at the levels MergeReady offers by default. To the extent the law allows, we give no warranty that the service is uninterrupted or free of errors, and we are not liable for indirect or consequential loss, or for loss of data or profits.
9. Changes to these terms
When these terms change, the new version gets a new version number and the date it applies from, and is published on this page before it applies. Your account records which version you accepted.
10. Law
These terms are governed by [To be supplied by the owner: the governing law and the courts that hear disputes].
11. Contact
Write to hello@mergeready.ai.