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Prevent, fix and operate at machine speed

Built for the vulnpocalypse.

Burn down the backlog, exploitable first. Secure every step of the AI SDLC, from prompt to cloud.

Coding Agent

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Code

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Pipeline

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Cloud

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Automated workflow · 24/7 · developers only review and merge

Remediate Pillow 9.0.0 (Python image library)

Autotriage

Urgent · fix now

Deterministic fix

Upgrade to 12.3.0

Agent validation

Merge-ready PR #519

Developer review and merge

PR #519 merged

Verified deployed

12/12 running the fix

✓ Closed in production · 21 CVEs remediated

Trusted by AI-forward teams

AI writes the code. AI finds the exploits. The attack surface is the whole AI SDLC.

The new AppSec playbook, run by Heeler.

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From securing code

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To securing the AI SDLC

Coding Agent

Code

Pipeline

Cloud

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From security debt and exposure

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To prevention

Prompt

Session

Commit

Merge

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From triage by hand

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balance

To automated decisions

Reachable

Exposed

Exploited

Owner

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From tickets

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To deterministic agentic fixes

Calculate

Validate

Repair

Verify

Context turned into action

Every risk from prompt to cloud, on one foundation of context.

Prevented, validated, fixed. Automatically.

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Code

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SAST

Taint flow, source to sink

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Open source

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SCA

Call graph reachability

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local_shipping

Supply Chain

Malicious packages, safe versions

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Agents and pipelines

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Coding Agents

Skills, hooks and MCP, gated

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CI/CD

Pipeline and workflow risk

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Third-Party Access

Vendor apps, tokens and roles

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cloud

Cloud

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Cloud Security

Posture, exposure and suspicious changes

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IaC

Misconfigurations before deploy

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Containers

Images mapped to services

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The foundation

Context Engine

Heeler connects, unifies and acts. Automatically.

Explore the Context Engine →Compliance and standards →

Agent

Prompts and tool calls

Skills, hooks and MCP

Sessions linked to commits

Code

Repos and dependencies

Function reachability

Data flows, source to sink

Cloud

Services and deployments

Runtime reachability

Internet exposure

Business

Applications

Service tiers, 1 to 4

Tier cascades to services

Ownership

Teams from SCM and Port

CODEOWNERS

Routing to team tools

Threat

Advisories, KEV, EPSS

Malicious packages

Active campaigns

Fed by

Repositories

Registries

Clouds and hosting

Workstation sensor

Threat intelligence

Business context

Scale security without adding headcount.

Context and deterministic logic make the decisions. Agents do the work.

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You stay in charge

tune

Define your program once

gavel

Grant exceptions

merge

Merge fixes

Prevent

Guide the agent. Guard the developer. Gate the merge.

Every step of the AI SDLC, covered before risk reaches the repo. Hover a layer to explore it.

Guidance · as the agent writes

MCP Server & Agent Skills

Safe versions, malicious packages, secrets and SAST, with autotriaged priority.

MCP Server and Agent Skills →

Detection · as the agent acts

Workstation Sensor

Catches risky prompts, commands and injected instructions as the agent works.

Workstation Sensor →

Guidance · at the keyboard

CLI

Blocks the commit, fails the build in CI. Policy in the repo.

Heeler CLI →

Gating · at merge

PR Guardrails

Blocks risky changes, exposed repo secrets and overdue SLOs. Auto-fixes eligible violations in the PR.

PR Guardrails →

Fix

Fix what is exploitable first. Then burn down the rest.

A backlog is live exposure, not debt. Heeler decides what to fix first, computes the fix, proves it builds, and your checks decide.

Decide what to fix first

Urgent, Plan or Defer, by real exposure
Re-scored as your environment changes
Sequencing, not skipping
Automated SLO management

Autotriage →

Deterministic fixes

Never trades one CVE for another
No upgrade that breaks your build
Least disruptive, not the newest
One PR clears the package’s CVEs

SCA Auto-fix →

Proven by the fix agent

Never review a fix that won’t build
Builds the way your repo builds
Works behind private registries
Unproven fixes arrive as drafts

SAST Auto-fix →

Repair loop

Edits your code to clear failures
Developers comment; it revises
Takes feedback from review bots
Merge-ready when every check is green

Operate

Keep pace with AI code, and with AI attackers.

Workflows take over the time sinks that slow AppSec down: triage, routing, tickets, fixes and closure. Your engineers get their time back, and developers get a better experience.

Workflows · Autonomous Operations

No human in the loop.

Triage, routing and chasing run themselves. The merge stays a human decision. Autonomous Operations →

When it happens

How Heeler handles real security events, start to finish.

Each one runs end to end without a triage meeting. Pick one.

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A new CVE hits a service you run

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A coding agent reaches for a package

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A malicious version of a package you use is released

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An agent pastes a live cloud key

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A deadline is about to slip

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New finding

CVE-2022-22965 in spring-beans, on checkout-api

Vulnerability intel

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Context

Tier 1, production, internet accessible, function reachable

Context Engine

balance

Decision

Urgent. The SLO is 14 days.

Autotriage

groups

Owner

CODEOWNERS names @payments-team

Ownership

send

Response

Ticket in PAY, message in #payments-security

Workflows

build

Fix

Auto-fix opens the upgrade PR, validated in CI

Auto-fix

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Fixed inside the SLO.

Nobody had to triage it, route it or write the upgrade.

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The task

Add PDF export to billing-service

MCP and Agent Skills

policy

Your policy

Heeler MCP and Agent Skills give the agent your rules: licenses, minimum package age, known vulnerable versions

MCP and Agent Skills

verified

A safe choice

The agent picks a version that passes, not the newest one

MCP and Agent Skills

visibility

The record

The sensor records prompts, tool calls and skills as the agent works

Workstation Sensor

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The commit

The CLI hook stops secrets at the commit, and the session is linked to the commit

CLI

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The pull request

PR Guardrails check new dependencies, secrets and agent files

PR Guardrails

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The risk never lands.

The agent gets it right before the commit, and the PR checks prove it.

Keep it out If it is already in

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Reported

Malicious-package intelligence flags the bad version as soon as Heeler has it

Threat intel

schedule

Cooling off

A minimum package age rule was already holding brand-new versions back

PR Guardrails

block

No way in

PR Guardrails block any pull request that adds the malicious version

PR Guardrails

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Kept out before it lands.

Brand-new versions wait, and known bad ones are blocked at the pull request.

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Reported

Malicious-package intelligence flags the bad version as soon as Heeler has it

Threat intel

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Do I have exposure?

Every repository and service with it, at the exact version, including transitive and unpinned ranges that could resolve to it

Context Engine

campaign

Response

Security is alerted and each owning team gets a ticket naming the bad version

Workflows

block

Kept from coming back

The owning team moves to a safe version, and PR Guardrails block any pull request that brings the bad one back

PR Guardrails

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You know where it is.

Every owning team has the ticket, and the bad version is blocked from coming back.

Stop it at the commit If one is already in code

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Caught at commit

The CLI hook checks the key with its provider before the commit exists. It is live

CLI

block

Commit stopped

The agent is told the key is live and must be rotated. The commit stops, so nothing reaches the repository

CLI

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New secrets stop at the commit.

Nothing reaches the repository.

rule

Flagged on the PR

A key already in the change is exposed, so PR Guardrails alert the reviewer that it must be rotated

PR Guardrails

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Found in history

Keys on any branch or in git history are found and proven live against the provider

Secrets

send

Rotated by the owner

Rotate now. Ticket to the team that owns the repository, alert to security

Workflows

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Live keys in code are rotated first.

Proven live against the provider, then routed to the owner.

timer

SLO expiring

A finding is days from its SLO due date

SLOs and exceptions

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Nudge

Heeler messages the owning team before the deadline passes

Workflows

lock

Vulnerability jail

Past due, PR Guardrails stop pull requests in that repository from merging

PR Guardrails

merge

The way out

A fix PR is not held for the finding it removes. Clear the overdue fixes and the block lifts

Auto-fix

gavel

Or an exception

Cannot fix yet? Record a reason and an end date. When it ends, the finding comes back

SLOs and exceptions

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Deadlines stop slipping quietly.

Past due, the repository waits for the fix, not the other way round.

Developer experience

Security that works where developers already work.

In the coding agent, at commit, on the PR, in their channel and their tracker. No new tool to open.

> add retries to the payment client

◆ Heeler requests 2.25.1 is vulnerable

✓ using 2.32.3 instead

The agent checks its own work before it commits.

$ git commit -m "stripe webhook"

✗ Stripe secret key webhooks.ts:14

commit stopped

Secrets caught before they leave the laptop.

commons-text 1.9 is exploitable here

- commons-text 1.9+ commons-text 1.10.0

Apply suggestionFix w/ Heeler

Not just a block. One click applies the fix.

build

In the fix PR Heeler opens

Auto-fix

mergeOpenUpgrade pillow to 12.3.0

#519 opened by Heeler in orders-api

check_circleClears 21 CVEs

check_circleBreaking changes fixed

check_circleYour CI passed

@heeler add a changelog entry

Heeler opens the PR. Review and merge, or ask for changes in a comment.

forum

In the team's channel

Slack · Teams · Google Chat

# orders-eng

Heeler APP

Urgent · pillow in orders-apiFix PR #519 is ready.

Review PR

The right team hears, in the channel they chose.

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In the team's tracker

Jira · Linear · GitHub Issues

ORD-1142 Urgent

Upgrade pillow in orders-api

Function reachableRuntime library reachableInternet accessible

Fix12.3.0 · PR #519Due14 days

Arrives with the why and the fix. Closes itself when fixed.

Nice work! This PR fixes 3 vulnerabilities.

Fix Recognition · on the developer's own PR

Developers get credit when they fix it themselves.

Where Heeler fits

Consolidates four tool categories, from code to cloud.

One platform for detection across code and cloud, deterministic remediation and AppSec operations, instead of stitching the workflow together across separate tools.

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