Prelint is a product-review layer for pull requests, built for teams where a large share of code is written by AI coding agents. It reads a team's product specs and prior decisions from sources such as Notion and compares every incoming pull request against them, posting inline findings and a summary comment on the PR. The company groups the failure modes it catches into six categories: business logic (for example an agent switching a charge from vendor currency to customer currency and silently creating FX exposure), compliance (storing IP addresses without a retention policy), tooling and infrastructure (introducing a new vendor that duplicates existing infrastructure), domain language (splitting one entity into four names across services), scope creep (adding a twelve-locale i18n framework to a US-only product) and strategic drift (building a public versioned API when the spec called for an internal dashboard). Pricing is usage-based at $1 per completed review with no seats or minimums; failed, cancelled and timed-out reviews are free, CI bot commits do not trigger reviews, and open-source projects are free. New accounts receive $10 in credits.

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