A higher bar for shipped code (without slowing everyone down)

• Feature specific checklists
  Attach checklists to certain paths, services, or components. For example, "payments", "auth", or "mobile" can each have their own reminders, edge cases, and release steps.
• Guardrails for risky changes
  Flag big, multi file PRs or dangerous areas of the codebase and require extra checks or reviewers. Kill that homegrown "if commits > 100 then panic" script and manage it in one place.
• Security and compliance, baked into the PR
  Add checks for secrets, logging, PII, and other security expectations. When auditors ask how you enforce this, you can point to actual PR history instead of vibes.
• Better reviews for newer engineers
  Turn senior engineers' mental checklists into something juniors see inside the PR. Fewer "oh, you didn't know we always do that here" comments after merge.

With Pull Checklist, engineering teams get clear, repeatable review standards without turning every change into a process nightmare. Set your rules once, keep them in GitHub, and let the app handle the nagging.