Everyone reviews code. Nobody reviews the migration. Until now.

Liquibase and Flyway run migrations. Atlas plans schema state. Squawk lints SQL. CodeRabbit reviews the code around them. Sieve reviews the migration itself — the schema change, its blast radius in your codebase, and the safe path to deploy it. It runs alongside your stack and replaces nothing.
Capability
Sieveus
Atlas
Squawk
CodeRabbit
SchemaHero
Manual review
Detection
Lints raw SQL migrations
Understands typed schema diffs
Reads the ORM's typed schema (Prisma, Drizzle, and more), not just the .sql file.
Detects schema-touching PRs automatically
Classifies risk by change type
Data awareness
Checks the change against real data shape
Opt-in, read-only catalog statistics — row counts, null fractions, distinctness, index coverage. No production rows are ever read.
Shadow-runs the migration on a throwaway DB
Applies the candidate migration to a disposable copy, measures duration, rewrites, and real failures, then rolls back.
Code awareness
Walks your TypeScript for blast radius
Surfaces affected services / domains
Posts inline PR comments on affected files
Safer rollout
Generates expand-and-contract plan
Generates idempotent backfill SQL
Generates rollback playbook
Opens the corrected migration as a PR
Opt-in: when a change is unsafe, Sieve commits the phased fix to a follow-up PR for review.
Suggests tests for new states
Memory
Remembers each table's incident history
Every review feeds a track record — prior risky changes and incidents per table.
Workflow
Native GitHub PR Check
Fails a required check by risk policy
Sieve sets the check to failed by risk level via .sieve.yml; GitHub branch protection turns that into a hard merge block. Advisory until you set a threshold.
Custom risk policy as code
Slack / Linear / PagerDuty
Self-hosted runner (your VPC)
Scope
Reviews migrations specifically, deeply
Reviews general code (React, APIs, tests)
Sieve only runs on schema PRs — pair it with CodeRabbit for everything else.
full partial none

Sieve column reflects current early access: GitHub check, PR summary comment, shareable report, blast radius, table memory, and a risk-based merge gate via .sieve.yml. Data-aware checks, the shadow run, and corrected-migration PRs are opt-in. Drift detection runs on demand today. Slack hooks, inline file comments, full policy-as-code, and VPC hosting are planned for Team and Enterprise tiers.

See it on a real migration

Run the playground, or install the GitHub App on a repo.

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