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Product

LaneSync is a GitHub-native release governance platform. It enforces a five-stage SDLC pipeline (Planning → Deployed), provides an org-wide dashboard, and collects test evidence for compliance.
GitHub Projects tracks work items. LaneSync enforces release gates via rulesets, a state machine, and CI checks — and proves compliance with evidence and audit trails.
LaneSync is a hosted SaaS at lanesync.dev. Enterprise customers can self-host — see Enterprise overview.
SDLC State was renamed to LaneSync. Functionality is unchanged; the product name in UI and docs is LaneSync.

Getting started

No for the hosted SaaS. Sign in at lanesync.dev, install the GitHub App, and run the repo wizard. Docker is only for self-hosted deployments.
Metadata, Contents, Issues, Pull requests, Actions, and Checks. Full tier also needs Administration for auto-rulesets. See Install the GitHub App.
Yes. Install the GitHub App on your personal account during setup.

Configuration

In sdlc.yaml at the repository root. LaneSync reads it live from GitHub. See sdlc.yaml concepts.
No. Stages are sequential. The state machine computes the current stage from GitHub data; manual skip is not supported.
Both supported. Configure during the repo setup wizard. See Configure sdlc.yaml.

Security & compliance

PostgreSQL row-level security (RLS) per GitHub org. See Multi-tenancy.
No. Evidence upload resolves tenant from the GitHub org field — no session cookie. Workflows use public API endpoints.

Support

API Reference tab in these docs.
Contact support@lanesync.dev to report a bug or request help.