Keep your stack. Add the reading.

• Static analysis (SAST)SemgrepSemgrep scans code against security and correctness rules, including custom rules teams write themselves, in the editor, CLI, and CI, and publishes AI-powered detection that includes IDOR and broken authorization, per Semgrep's site.What Aevral adds alongside
• Static analysis (SAST)Snyk CodeSnyk Code scans first-party code for security vulnerabilities and suggests fixes, inside the Snyk platform.What Aevral adds alongside
• Semantic code analysisCodeQLCodeQL models code as a database and runs dataflow queries over it to find security vulnerabilities. It powers GitHub code scanning.What Aevral adds alongside
• Developer security platformAikidoAikido is a developer security platform (SAST, dependencies, secrets, IaC, pentest) and publishes Code Security Audit and Deep Review. Aevral is built for its own security reading of your code. Keep the platform.What Aevral adds alongside
• AI code reviewGitHub Copilot code reviewGitHub Copilot code review reviews pull requests for bugs, code-quality issues, and security issues, and suggests fixes in the GitHub UI.What Aevral adds alongside
• AI code reviewCursor BugbotCursor Bugbot reviews each pull request and flags likely bugs, code-quality problems, and security issues before they merge.What Aevral adds alongside
• AI code reviewCodeRabbitCodeRabbit reviews pull requests automatically, posts findings and suggested fixes on the change, and, with CodeRabbit Security, runs scheduled repository scans and security scans of each pull request, per CodeRabbit's site.What Aevral adds alongside
• AI code reviewGreptileGreptile indexes the codebase as a graph and reviews pull requests with agents, learning team standards from review comments, per Greptile's site.What Aevral adds alongside
• AI code review and governanceQodoQodo is an AI code review and governance platform: pull-request review agents with full codebase context, a rules system for team standards, and cross-repo review, per Qodo's site.What Aevral adds alongside
• Supply-chain securitySocketSocket analyzes packages and dependency changes for supply-chain risk, like install scripts, obfuscation, and privileged API use, across the dependency tree.What Aevral adds alongside
• Code quality and security platformSonarQubeSonarQube runs static analysis on branches and pull requests, enforces quality gates, assures AI-generated code with AI Code Assurance, and suggests fixes with AI CodeFix; its Hunter Agent (SonarQube Cloud Enterprise, announced for Server in 2026-08) is what Sonar calls an AI security agent that hunts logic flaws, per Sonar's site.What Aevral adds alongside
• AI-native SAST platformZeroPathZeroPath describes an AI-native SAST platform: business-logic and broken-auth detection, SCA, secrets, IaC, DAST, and pull-request reviews with one-click autofix, per ZeroPath's pricing page.What Aevral adds alongside
• AI-native vulnerability managementAISLEAISLE describes AI-native vulnerability management: snapshot scans inside your perimeter, agent analysis, fix agents, and agentic verification, per AISLE's site.What Aevral adds alongside
• AI code security reviewsTachyonTachyon reviews pull requests in full-codebase context, validates exploitability before reporting, and attaches a fix to each finding, per Tachyon's site.What Aevral adds alongside
• AI-native code securityGecko SecurityGecko analyzes code, logic, and infrastructure for exploitable vulnerabilities, with threat modelling, natural-language rules, and a pull-request review bot with one-click autofix, per Gecko's site.What Aevral adds alongside
• Autonomous product securityNullifyNullify drives product-security findings from detection through validated, merge-ready remediation PRs to closure, priced on work performed, per Nullify's site.What Aevral adds alongside

For the fuller boundary on each tool, with an even table and a worked example of Aevral's reading, see the compare hub. Each alongside page links back here.

If your startup runs a compliance platform

These pages cover what each platform documents about your GitHub pull requests: branch rules, approval counts, or the review record. Aevral reads what the pull request changes, for security. There is no native integration with any of them today, and Aevral is not affiliated with or endorsed by any of them; each page quotes the platform's own documentation.

• Compliance platformVantaVanta's Application Changes Reviewed test for GitHub looks at whether pull requests need an approval before merging. Aevral adds a security reading of the diff.What Aevral adds alongside
• Compliance platformDrataDrata's Test 8, Formal Code Review Process, reads branch settings to see that reviews are required before merging. Aevral adds a security reading of the diff.What Aevral adds alongside
• Compliance platformSecureframeSecureframe pulls the required approval count for pull requests from GitHub rulesets and branch protection. Aevral adds a security reading of the diff.What Aevral adds alongside
• Compliance platformSprintoSprinto's GitHub App checks that peer review is enforced on every merge request to the main branch. Aevral adds a security reading of the diff.What Aevral adds alongside
• Compliance platformHyperproofHyperproof's Hypersync for GitHub collects pull requests with the reviewer, the review state and the approval settings. Aevral adds a security reading of the diff.What Aevral adds alongside
• Compliance platformScrutScrut imports pull request data from version control systems and organizes it in a task called Code Review Results. Aevral adds a security reading of the diff.What Aevral adds alongside