What it does
Pixee positions itself as a security layer for AI-accelerated development. Its platform reads a codebase, security policies and architecture, traces execution paths to work out which scanner findings are actually reachable and exploitable, and then produces fix pull requests that follow the team's own conventions and pass CI before they open. Two parts are named on the site. VulnOps handles triage and fixes for existing backlogs, and Foresight catches design flaws before code exists. A shared context graph records policies, conventions, exploit checks and developer feedback such as merges and rejections, so later reviews and fixes draw on earlier ones. The site cites a 76% developer merge rate, more than 5,200 backlog items cleared and up to 95% fewer false positives, all of which are vendor claims. It lists coverage for SAST, SCA, DAST and secrets findings. Pricing sits on a separate page and a demo is requested through the site.
Capabilities
- Exploitability analysis that filters out false positives
- Convention-aware fix pull requests
- Design-stage review before code is written
- Context graph built from policies, code and developer feedback
- Works with SAST, SCA, DAST and secrets findings
When to use it
- Clearing a large backlog of scanner findings
- Cutting noise from security tools by checking reachability
- Reviewing the security of code written by AI coding agents
- Giving developers ready-to-review fixes instead of tickets
