Most deployment review agents have the same weakness: they can inspect the current change, but they forget what the organization already learned the hard way.
That is the problem I wanted SCAR to solve. SCAR is a deployment-risk agent that reviews proposed production changes against persistent incident memory. If a team previously caused an outage, diagnosed it, rolled it back, and wrote down the real root cause, SCAR should not treat the next similar deployment as a clean slate.
The core idea is simple: production incidents should become active guardrails, not passive documents.
What SCAR Does
SCAR reviews a proposed deployment and decides whether to approve or block it. The example I built around is a retry-policy change.
