How Heeler compares
Replaces three categories of tools
Not another tool for your stack — the platform that retires three categories of them, and does the job each only started.
More than code
Security for the whole AI SDLC
Heeler doesn't just scan code. It connects code, cloud, and ownership in one context engine — then prevents, fixes, and audits risk across the entire AI software development lifecycle, at machine speed.
Prevent
Guardrails at codegen, pull request, and pre-commit stop risky changes before they ever merge.
Fix
Deterministic, validated remediation opens merge-ready PRs — not just tickets and dashboards.
Audit
Continuous SCA, SAST, secrets, and agent-skill coverage, prioritized by real, cloud-aware exploitability.
What Heeler replaces
Traditional scanning tools
Heeler adds cloud context for true exploitability and the ownership context to automate it — so post-Mythos, AppSec fixes what's actually dangerous first, at machine speed.
- Runtime, ownership, and business context — not just CVSS
- Reachability-based prioritization across SCA, SAST, and secrets
- Automated triage and routing, so humans aren't the bottleneck
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Remediation point solutions
Deterministic fixing built into one platform — no stitching together a separate tool for each part of the AI SDLC.
- Deterministic, validated fixes for SCA and SAST
- Merge-ready PRs, human review by default
- One platform, one policy — not another bolt-on
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ASPM & all-in-one platforms
All their context and automation — but post-Mythos you need fixes at machine speed, not posture management.
- One context engine across code, cloud, and ownership
- Prevent, Fix, and Audit — not just dashboards
- Automation that closes findings, not just ranks them
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Deep dives on how Heeler stacks up against specific tools.
See Heeler on your codebase.
A demo runs Heeler against your real repos and shows the prioritization, remediation, and workflow outputs — on your own code.
