$ adversarial scan --target ci

Adversarial agents for your CI/CD

Offensive-grade AI agents that attack your code the way a real adversary would — then hand you the fix. Every pull request is scanned, exploited, and patched before it ships. Humans approve; agents do the hunting.

# how it works

Three steps between merge and breach — closed.

01Connect

Install the GitHub or GitLab app, or drop one step into your existing workflow. No agents to babysit, no dashboards to learn.

02Attack

On every pull request, adversarial agents fork the change, model the attack surface, and attempt real exploits — not pattern matching.

03Patch

Confirmed findings arrive with severity, a reproduction, and a proposed patch as a PR comment or branch. You approve; it merges.

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# services

Offensive capability, defensive outcomes

Purpose-built models for finding and fixing bugs and security issues — run as continuous red-team agents inside your pipeline.

CI/CD red-teaming

Continuous adversarial review of every PR: injection, auth flaws, logic bugs, and pipeline misconfigurations.

Automated bug-fix agents

Findings ship with tested, minimal patches pushed as branches your team can review and merge.

Adversarial prompt testing

We attack the AI agents in your own repo — poisoned CLAUDE.md files, malicious tool configs, prompt injection via code comments.

Create a model with us

Custom finding-and-fixing models built with our professional services team — bring your own data, or we generate validated synthetic data for your stack.

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# signal, not noise

Built to be believed

312validated attack techniques in the library
<3%false-positive rate on confirmed findings
~4minmedian scan time per pull request
100%of patches reviewed by humans before merge

# get started

Put an adversary on your payroll

A 30-minute security review of one repository. We'll show you what our agents find — before someone else does.

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