I built a tool that watches your GitHub repo and flags bugs before you deploy

Every developer has done this. Push code, it passes CI, you deploy, then 20 minutes later something breaks in production. Your linter did not catch it. Your tests did not cover it. And now you are debugging at midnight. I got tired of this loop. So I built git11. git11 connects to your GitHub repo and monitors every commit in real time. The moment you push code, it analyzes the changes and flags bugs, security issues, bad patterns, and risky dependencies on your dashboard before you deploy. Not after. Every issue has a plain English explanation and a suggested fix. No cryptic error logs. You know what went wrong and exactly what to do. The dashboard tracks your overall repo health showing code quality, security posture, dependency stability, and velocity risk. All in one place. Stack: GitHub API for commit tracking and Supabase for the backend and real time updates. I am 17, building this solo from India. Still V1 but the core works. If you have ever shipped a bug you wish you caught t