Release manager
Get a trustworthy publish decision with confidence, exceptions and approval gates. Create & reconcile a release →
Reloqui Documentation
Reloqui reconciles your PRs, issues, builds, artifacts and deployments into one explainable answer per release — with a confidence score behind every claim.
Stop stitching release information together by hand. Reloqui ingests signals from your SCM, trackers, CI/CD, registries, deploy tools and Terraform, then computes release truth — what actually shipped, where, and how confident we are — with the evidence to prove it.
Find your path
Section titled “Find your path”Engineer
See an explainable list of exactly what’s in a release — every item, with a reason. Confidence & evidence →
Executive
Portfolio-level delivery visibility, computed live from evidence — no status decks. Give execs visibility →
Compliance
Hand an auditor a provable, frozen record of what shipped and who approved it. Prove what shipped →
New to Reloqui? Start here
Section titled “New to Reloqui? Start here”Introduction
What Reloqui is, the problem it solves, and how the reconciliation engine works. Read the introduction →
Quick start
Three hands-on scenarios that get you to your first release truth in minutes. Jump in →
Getting started
Create a workspace, connect a source, and reconcile your first release end to end. Set up →
Core concepts
Releases, evidence, reconciliation, confidence, classification — the vocabulary. Learn the model →
How Reloqui works
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Connect your sources. Twelve connectors (GitHub, GitLab, Jira, CI/CD, registries, Terraform, incidents…) feed typed evidence via webhooks and polling.
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Create a release. Scope it to a service and version; set a baseline to bound the window.
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Reconcile. An 11-stage, deterministic-first engine attributes and classifies every PR, issue, artifact and deployment.
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Get release truth. A confidence score + tier, an exception list, audience-specific notes — every claim backed by stored evidence.
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Govern & publish. Policy gates and N-of-M approvals decide the outcome; publishing freezes an auditable snapshot.
Explore by task
Section titled “Explore by task”Build your service catalogProducts, services, components, resources, ownership and the dependency graph.
Connect integrationsGitHub, GitLab, Jira, CI/CD, registries, Terraform, incidents — and webhook setup.
Create & reconcile a releaseFrom tag to trusted, explainable release truth with a confidence score.
Governance: policies & approvalsRelease gates, N-of-M approvals, freeze windows and auto-suspension.
Release notesAudience-specific notes generated from evidence — every claim is backed.
OperationsConnector health, the dead-letter queue, drift and backfill.
Reference
Section titled “Reference”Feature referenceEvery capability, grouped by domain.
Use casesReal scenarios: audits, bad-release prevention, exec visibility.
Roles & permissionsThe RBAC model and who can do what.
REST APIAuthentication, conventions and the live OpenAPI explorer.