autonomous security

Your code has a
security problem.

PatchPilot watches your codebase 24/7. When it finds a vulnerability — SQL injection, hardcoded secret, XSS vector — it doesn't ping you. It opens the fix pull request itself.

OWASP Top 10 covered
CI native integration
GitHub auto PR fixes 
# PatchPilot finds and fixes your vulnerabilities
patchpilot --scan ./src

  ✓ Scanned 847 files in 12s
  ⚠ 3 vulnerabilities found

  api/auth.py — Hardcoded API key (CRITICAL)
    → Opened PR #142: Remove leaked key, use env var

  routes/users.py — SQL injection vector (HIGH)
    → Opened PR #143: Parametrized query fix

  utils/token.py — Insecure JWT config (MEDIUM)
    → Opened PR #144: Enforce RS256, add expiry

  3 PRs opened. All fixes explain the vulnerability.
$4.2B code vulnerability losses per year globally
22% CAGR in automated security tooling
76% of breaches exploit unpatched known vulnerabilities

Scans everything.
Fixes the critical ones.

Not a noisy dashboard. An agent that acts — opens the PR, explains the fix, tags the right developer.

OWASP Top 10 Coverage

SQL injection, XSS, broken authentication, sensitive data exposure — scanned and scored on every commit.

24/7 Watch, Zero Noise

Monitors your repos continuously. Only acts when it finds something exploitable — no false-alarm fatigue.

Autonomous Fix PRs

Writes the patch, opens the PR, explains the vulnerability in comments. Your job: review and merge.

CI/CD Native

Runs as a GitHub Action or in your pipeline. Blocks high/critical issues from reaching main. No new tools to learn.

From alert to fix in minutes.

01

Connect your repo

One-click GitHub App install. PatchPilot gets read access to your codebase, writes access to open PRs.

02

Scan on every commit

Watches your main branch and PRs. Runs semantic analysis + AI reasoning to catch logic-level bugs static tools miss.

03

Fix PR opens automatically

AI writes the patch and opens a PR with: the exact fix, a plain-language explanation of the vulnerability, and severity score.

The problem with security today

Security tooling tells you
something is broken.
PatchPilot fixes it.

Snyk tells you about vulnerabilities. GitHub Advanced Security flags them. Semgrep finds patterns. None of them write the fix.

That's the gap. Most teams can't afford a dedicated security engineer. So they run scanners, get a wall of alerts, ignore them, and ship exploitable code. The attackers know this.

PatchPilot is built for the team that has one engineer wearing twelve hats. It doesn't add noise. It adds a security co-pilot that acts.

Stop discovering vulnerabilities
after the breach.

PatchPilot works in the background, finding and fixing your code's weakest links before anyone else does. Your next security incident is the one that never happened.