Pixee is an automated product security engineer that turns findings from your scanners into tested, ready-to-merge code fixes.
Security teams generate findings; developers fix them — eventually. Pixee closes that gap by acting as an automated engineer: it ingests output from SAST, SCA, and other scanners, writes patches that remediate the issues, and opens pull requests with tests proving the fix works. Its hardening features also proactively improve code against classes of vulnerability. The tool respects code ownership and style, aiming for patches that survive human review instead of generic suggestions.
Security teams describe it as capacity they could not hire: scanner output turns into tested patches at machine speed, and tunable policies keep automation within acceptable bounds. The fixes are meant to survive code review, not bypass it.
Security teams start with their loudest scanner and let Pixee work down the queue; policies can be scoped per repository or finding type. Because every patch carries tests, developers can review fixes like any other contribution, which keeps engineering culture intact while the backlog shrinks.
Fix policies can be tuned per repository, so sensitive codebases get conservative handling while others run fully automatically. Every change lands as a reviewable pull request, keeping the engineering process intact while volume work happens by machine.
Pixee offers a free entry point for getting started; commercial plans scale with repository size and automation scope.
Product security and AppSec teams whose remediation backlog outpaces their developers’ capacity. It fits product security teams with remediation backlogs.