Planner
Don’t review the wrong code
Baz Planner catches the wrong approach before code exists. It checks the plan against your architecture, constraints, and standards, so whole classes of bugs never reach a pull request.
Fig. 001 - a plan corrected while a change of course still costs minutes, not days
How Planner works
The most expensive bugs are approved by the plan.
They aren’t missed at review. A vague ticket becomes almost-right code, then engineers spend cycles fixing the approach after the work is done. Planner reviews the approach first, so the fix costs a plan edit, not a rework cycle.
Review the approach before anyone builds it
Every plan is read the way a senior engineer would read it: against your architecture, your constraints, and the calls your team already made.
Turn vague tickets into buildable plans
Scoped steps, named trade-offs, explicit verification. Ambiguity dies before implementation starts.
A clear stop/go before code
Planner scores each step against a risk matrix, blocks unsafe paths, and rewrites costly ones before they can become code.
Review as confirmation
When the plan is right, the pull request is a sanity check. Reviewers confirm the approach they already approved instead of correcting it.
Fig. 002 - a thread and a coding session become a reviewable plan. Drag the divider: Baz works beside your tools, not instead of them.
Result The mistake that would have cost a rework cycle costs a plan edit instead.
The difference
Catch it in the plan, not the pull request.
Stop paying the rework tax.
We’ll run Planner against a real change from your backlog and show you what it catches before a line of code exists. Teams cut rework up to 65%.