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Automated security guidance and enforcement for coding agents.
Heeler automatically supplies coding agents with applicable standards, repository guardrails and sensitive-data requirements, including PII. It checks supported actions during development and evaluates the resulting changes against PR guardrails.
Centrally managed standards, data requirements and guardrails.
Your organization establishes standards and scoped guardrails in Heeler. Heeler automatically resolves the requirements for each repository and its applications, including relevant PII and payment-data classifications.
Heeler automatically supplies standards and sensitive-data requirements.
The agent receives the requirements that apply to its repository without developers assembling instructions. Supported prompt hooks select guidance for the task, including input handling, secrets, dependencies and configuration.
Heeler checks agent actions automatically and blocks supported violations.
Hooks check proposed changes and commands as the agent works. Findings return directly to the agent with the reason, so it can correct the change before PR review.
Heeler evaluates the change against the same repository guardrails.
The requirements supplied to the agent remain connected to the controls used at review. Heeler evaluates applicable PR guardrails and returns Observe, Warn or Block results. Agent guidance is not a substitute for this evaluation.
Consistent security requirements across 15 coding agents.
Heeler resolves the repository’s requirements across the supported tools developers use, on Windows, macOS and Linux.
The CLI connects coding agents to Heeler’s guidance and checks.
Install the integration for the coding agent and verify it with doctor. Requirements remain managed in Heeler; hook installation connects the agent to guidance and supported action checks.
Agent enforcement and session investigation.
Hooks automatically supply requirements and check supported actions. The Workstation Sensor records session activity for investigation.
