StackHawk

What it does

StackHawk is built to help developers find and fix application security bugs before they hit production. Kick off a scan with a single Docker command, triage your findings in the web app, and automate in CI/CD to catch vulnerabilities early.

Secure AI-generated code before it ships. StackHawk enables coding agents to find, fix, and verify exploitable vulnerabilities automatically.

Vulnerabilities are fixed before code is ever committed, closing the window before attackers can use it. Create fixes, not tickets. No more triaging and your backlog shrinks instead of compounding. The same AI coding agent that builds your feature calls StackHawk—scanning the app, fixing issues, and verifying them before you push. Runtime tests against your running app, surfacing only what’s actually exploitable. No noise. The agent remediates directly in the codebase, using full source context to write the correct fix. A rescan confirms the vulnerability is gone. Ship clean code. Two skills. One complete security loop — built into the agent you’re already using. The agent runs…from stackhawk.com

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