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The context engine.
Heeler connects to your repos, registries, and cloud — and automatically builds the context that makes every fix deterministic, every guardrail precise, every workflow automatic. Everything else in the platform is an interface on top of this.
Every Heeler decision rests on context.
Without context, you get the legacy AppSec experience — generic CVSS scores, no idea what's reachable, no idea who owns it, no idea what your AI agent just touched. Heeler's context engine collects, correlates, and keeps it current. Automatically.
Six dimensions of context, gathered automatically.
Agent
Skills, MCP configs, policies — what your AI agents read, run, and are constrained by.
Code
Repos, modules, dependencies, reachability, patterns, commit history.
Cloud
Live services, exposure, configuration, deployment state, threat modeling.
Business
Service criticality, compliance scope, risk tolerance.
Ownership
Team mapping down to dependency level — who actually fixes what.
Threat
Vulnerability research, CVE feeds, exploit availability, in-the-wild signal.
Every layer of the platform runs on this.
Prevent, Fix, and Audit aren't independent products bolted together — they're three interfaces on one shared context engine.
Guardrails that know your runtime
PR guardrails don't false-positive on internal workers. Agent skills don't suggest banned dependencies. Both because the context engine already knows your runtime, your policies, and your approved packages.
Remediation that knows your team
Deterministic remediation routes PRs to the right team because ownership is in the engine. Sandbox validation knows your test framework. The fix lands ready to merge, not ready to argue about.
Scores that mean something
Prioritization scores on actual exposure, not theoretical CVSS. SBOMs reflect what's deployed, not what's in package.json. Findings come with the context that lets you act on them.
No sensors. No tagging. No build modification.
Heeler connects to your existing SCM, registry, and cloud. The context engine builds itself from what's already there. Your platform team doesn't add a single agent.
Read-only by default
Heeler reads metadata, dependency graphs, code structure. Read-only where possible. We don't ask for what we don't need.
Continuous
The context refreshes as your code, cloud, and threat landscape change. Not a once-a-quarter snapshot.
Auditable
Every score and decision traces back to the specific context sources behind it. No black-box judgments.
The platform is the context engine.
Heeler's Prevent, Fix, and Audit layers are interfaces on top of one engine. Once it's built for your org, everything else gets easier.
