Real-world evidence
OSS Case Studies
Five real pull requests from the most-downloaded .NET open-source libraries. Each one contains a finding that GauntletCI would block before merge - a swallowed exception, a broken public API, a concurrency hazard, or hardcoded configuration.
Swallowed exception silences connection failures in production Redis client
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Mutation inside a property getter breaks the side-effect-free contract
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Public API removed without Obsolete - breaks all EF Core provider authors
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Thread.Sleep in async context in the NUnit test framework source itself
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Hardcoded authority URL in production identity model code
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Why these projects?
These are not contrived examples. Each finding comes from a real pull request to a library with hundreds of millions of downloads. The bugs listed are not theoretical - they represent classes of production incident that have affected downstream applications.
GauntletCI analyzes the diff, not the full codebase. These findings would have been produced in seconds, deterministically, on every pull request against these repositories.
Eric Cogen -- Founder, GauntletCI
Eric Cogen is a senior .NET engineer with twenty years in production. He has shipped payments systems, internal platforms, and critical line-of-business applications — the kind where a 2 a.m. alert wasn't an emergency, it was a regular Tuesday. GauntletCI is the pre-commit checklist he wishes he had run before every commit.