All the Guidewire knowledge at your service
All the Guidewire knowledge at your service

CARE is an enterprise-grade AI-driven code review solution tailored for Gosu and Guidewire development environments.
Enhance productivity and efficiency by shortening development cycles and automate quality assurance.


Deliver immediate feedback on your merge requests, providing detailed analysis that highlights critical issues and progress trends.
Empower your development teams and IT leadership with actionable insights to drive informed, timely decisions and maintain code quality at scale.
Potential code issues are detected in real time and highlighted directly within the code, enabling swift identification of errors.
Apply fixes in one click without requiring context switches to an IDE or manual adjustments.
Speed up development efficiency by reducing correction time and lowering the risk of human error.
Always Aligned with the Latest Guidewire Standards
Pair Reviewing with Interactive AI Assistance
Engage in dynamic, context-aware conversations directly within your version control system. The code review assistant enables developers to chat, tag, and reply to CARE-generated threads, fostering clear and efficient communication around code quality and improvements. By integrating conversational AI into your existing workflows, teams can resolve issues faster, maintain better traceability, and elevate their code review process without switching tools or losing context.

Our Expertise, Your Environment
CARE integrates seamlessly with Azure DevOps, GitLab, and Bitbucket and supports every past and future version of Guidewire InsuranceSuite, enabling teams to incorporate it into existing workflows with minimal disruption. Organizations maintain full control over what CARE reviews, with no data shared externally or used to train language models. All analysis is conducted within strict privacy and security boundaries, ensuring compliance and safeguarding sensitive code — while delivering precise, contextual insights.

CARE extends beyond Gosu to review Java, XML, JavaScript, and other common languages found in Guidewire projects. This comprehensive coverage ensures consistent quality across the full technology stack, including integrations, frontend customization, and configuration files—critical for delivering stable, enterprise-grade Guidewire implementations.

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CARE is an AI-driven code review solution designed specifically for Gosu and Guidewire development environments. It is the first AI Gosu code review tool on the market, powered by Large Language Models (LLMs). CARE reviews thousands of lines of Gosu code in seconds, applies Gosu and Guidewire best practices, and provides AI-generated code suggestions directly within your version control workflows.
CARE uses LLMs to carry out context-aware AI code review on your Gosu codebase. It analyses merge requests, identifies issues, suggests refactorings and policy-aligned changes. It can also generate or modify code snippets and write unit tests. This transforms the manual review process into a faster, more consistent AI-assisted procedure for Guidewire implementations.
They can do so inside their usual Git-based workflows. They can reply to CARE’s review threads on a merge request, or mention CARE in a new comment as they would as a normal user. CARE responds in context, offering explanations, alternative solutions, code examples and updated versions of their Gosu code and unit tests.
Yes. It can generate new Gosu code, refactor existing code, and create or update unit tests based on the changes in your merge request. This AI-powered assistant helps developers implement fixes and best practices faster, while ensuring that the team retains full control over what is finally merged.
Yes. You can enrich CARE’s knowledge by providing your own data, whether structured or unstructured, such as internal coding guidelines, business rules, or project documentation. This enables CARE to understand your specific business context and apply your custom best practices alongside standard Gosu and Guidewire guidelines.
No. CARE does not collect or store source code or customer data. Optional analytics on feedback to CARE’s threads can be enabled only to help improve the service. The connection to the LLM is encrypted, and sensitive data can be redacted using Google DLP to help you meet strict security and compliance requirements.
CARE can be integrated with existing CI/CD pipelines and act as an AI-driven code review step. It provides pull-request decorators, approvals, commit scope analysis and merge prevention for GitLab, Bitbucket and Azure DevOps, thereby incorporating AI-driven checks into your standard workflow.
CARE is delivered as a plug-and-play JAR file which can be executed locally or integrated into an existing pipeline. The initial setup, during which you define parameters such as the merge request ID, repository key, project base URL and access token, usually takes around 2–5 minutes. After that, CARE can automatically participate in reviews for every new merge request.
CARE is ideal for teams working on Guidewire- and Gosu-based systems, especially for large or business-critical insurance projects. It brings the most value during active development, when AI-assisted code reviews can reduce the burden of frequent changes on review workloads. Beyond code checks, CARE acts as a AI-powered semantic reviewer – helping designers and architects assess intent, patterns, and system impact. This reduces manual effort, enforces Guidewire and Gosu best practices, and accelerates delivery across complex programmes.
No. It augments them It automates repetitive checks, enforces Guidewire and Gosu best practices, and provides AI-driven architectural and semantic insights that would normally require the input of senior reviewers. Final approval remains with the team, resulting in faster AI-assisted reviews and more consistent, high-quality code across Guidewire and Gosu projects.
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