Landing¶

Landing helps your team act on engineering problems: explain a failure, make it actionable, delegate a fix, or review a candidate. It works with the tools and checks you already use.

Start with your first PR review to use Landing in GitHub Actions, or run a local task from the CLI. Both paths use the same commands and action records. GitHub is an optional adapter; other CI systems can call the CLI, and a shared service exposes an HTTP interface.

You control the model, execution environment, instructions, and tools. Landing is open source, and the documented paths require no hosted Landing account. Read Make Landing work for you to adapt it to your team.

Working with Landing describes the method: use relevant engineering context, verify the outcome, and retain feedback. Keep participating in the conversations and relationships that sustain your project. Community Over Code.

Use the guides to complete a task and the reference to look up exact commands, settings, and API contracts. Develop and dogfood describes Landing's own development process.