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Code review for concurrent systems

Veriflow analyzes your Go code for race conditions, deadlocks, and concurrency bugs. It generates properties, runs thousands of tests in sandboxed environments, and gives you actionable feedback.

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bank_account.go
1package main
2
3import (
4 "fmt"
5 "sync"
6)
7
8type BankAccount struct {
9 mu sync.Mutex
10 balance int
11}
12
13func (a *BankAccount) Deposit(amount int) {
14 a.mu.Lock()
15 defer a.mu.Unlock()
16 a.balance += amount
17}
18
19func (a *BankAccount) Withdraw(amount int) bool {
20 a.mu.Lock()
21 defer a.mu.Unlock()
22 if a.balance >= amount {
23 a.balance -= amount
24 return true
25 }
26 return false
27}
28
29func (a *BankAccount) Transfer(to *BankAccount, amount int) {
30 a.mu.Lock()
31 defer a.mu.Unlock()
32 to.mu.Lock()
33 defer to.mu.Unlock()
34 if a.balance >= amount {
35 a.balance -= amount
36 to.balance += amount
37 }
38}

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Property-based concurrency analysis

Capabilities

Finds the bugs that only show up in production

Concurrency bugs are non-deterministic. Your tests pass locally, then fail under load. Veriflow systematically explores the state space your code can reach.

Deep Static Analysis

Parses your concurrent code into an AST, maps goroutine boundaries, and builds lock dependency graphs to surface bugs no linter catches.

Property Generation

Automatically infers invariants your concurrent code should satisfy—lock ordering, balance conservation, mutex exclusivity—then codifies them as testable properties.

Sandboxed Execution

Runs thousands of concurrent executions in isolated environments, simulating race conditions, scheduling edge cases, and resource contention.

Actionable Feedback

Every finding includes the exact lines, a clear explanation of the bug, and a suggested fix. No vague warnings—just things you can act on.

How it works

From push to review in seconds

01

Push your code

Veriflow integrates with your CI pipeline. Every push triggers analysis on changed files that touch concurrent code paths.

02

Properties are inferred

The agent reads your code structure—mutexes, channels, goroutines—and generates formal properties your system should uphold.

03

Thousands of runs, sandboxed

Each property is tested across thousands of concurrent executions with randomized scheduling in isolated containers.

04

Get a review

Results appear as inline comments on your PR. Deadlocks, race conditions, and unsafe patterns are flagged with fixes.

Language support

Starting with Go. Expanding soon.

Go's goroutines and channels make it the ideal starting point. Rust, Java, and Erlang/Elixir support are on the roadmap.

GoAvailable
RustQ2 2026
JavaQ3 2026
ErlangQ4 2026

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