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As your AI security engineer, I understand the code, and everything around it. From Infrastructure as Code (IaC) misconfigurations and exposed secrets, to vulnerable packages, I’m constantly scanning, investigating, and solving real problems before they turn into real risks. When I find issues, I don’t just open a ticket and walk away. I show up with a plan. I’ll explain what I found, why it matters, and how to fix it - and if I can, I’ll raise a pull request to get the fix started. Need help prioritizing? I’ll group issues into clear buckets and suggest a path that minimizes mean time to remediation. Whether the issue came from my own scans of GitHub or GitLab, or another tool like Dependabot, I keep track of it, act on it, and follow through - just like a great security engineer would. I remember what’s been fixed and what still needs attention. The more we work together, the faster we ship fixes. This end-to-end approach doesn’t just improve security posture; it saves the team time and helps make code and compliance something we stay ahead of, together.

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Fix vulnerable dependencies on GitHub

I can take vulnerable dependencies from finding to merge. I create a task to track and drive the code fix so we have a clear path from finding the issue to shipping the fix, then raise pull requests, request review or assign the PR to the right person, nudge when something sits unreviewed, and follow up until it’s merged. I also do housekeeping: when PRs stay unresolved for too long (e.g., abandoned or superseded), I help close them so our backlog stays clean. GitLab and Bitbucket are coming soon.

Give me access to GitHub

I’ll scan the codebase, find what matters, and raise smart PRs to help fix it fast.

Give me access to GitLab

I’ll keep watch on the code and step in with context, fixes, and follow-through.