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Security context, built into code generation.
A coding agent knows generic security advice. Heeler adds what it cannot know: your policies, where the code runs, what it connects to, and what is already open.
Full security context for the agent, without the manual work.
Heeler brings your code, deployments, policy and dependencies into the agent.
A coding agent can write the code. It does not know your rules or where the code will run.
Security has to be part of the generation, not a scan afterwards.
Every step gets more expensive, and the cost compounds.
Paid in developer time, tokens, retries and rework.
Developer time
Without HeelerHunting for context, every task
With HeelerThe agent asks Heeler
Tokens in the context window
Without HeelerDocs and scan output crowd out the code
With HeelerJust the answer: verdict, count, fix version
Agent reasoning
Without HeelerGuesses your rules, gets some wrong, retries
With HeelerFacts, so fewer turns
Fixes that come late
Without HeelerFixed late: at review, or in production
With HeelerCaught while the code is written
Security reviews any developer can run from the agent.
Four ready-made reviews, one pick from the agent's prompt menu.
New endpoint check
Same auth as your other routes
Risk review of the change
Access, injection, SSRF, data exposure
Code findings on touched files
High and critical fixed first
Dependency check before merge
Urgent findings, safe upgrades
Board-ready security reports, built by the agent.
The agent pulls the numbers from Heeler and builds the report in your branding.
What needs attention now
Overdue work by team and owner, and blocked PRs.
Whether it is getting better
Findings opened vs closed, guardrail pass rates.
Reports in your brand
One-page reports for the CISO and board. CSV for audits.
Give every agent context without giving it control.
Connecting an agent does not widen anyone's access.
Read-only by default
Agents read findings and context, never change them.
Your permissions, no more
Each developer sees only what they already can in Heeler.
Changes need an admin
SLO overrides and scheduled fixes only, by an admin, audited.
Every agent on the team gets the same security context.
Any agent, the same Heeler context. Setup is one line and a sign-in.
And in Slack
Ask @Heeler in any channel. Link your account once.
Security context before the first line is written.
MCP guides the agent while it plans. The rest of Prevent checks each step after. Hover a layer to explore it.
Give your agents the context your security team has.
