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Automatic PR reviews
Start a security review when a pull request opens, while the change is still easy to discuss.
PR Agent
A security review.
In every pull request.
PR Agent reviews each pull request the moment it opens and comments inline, so your team can address risky code before it merges.
$30 per seat per month. Start free, no card required.
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For the team shipping the change
Catch the risky change while it's still a conversation.
Developers need a specific issue, its code context, and a useful next step. PR Agent brings that feedback into the pull request, before the change becomes part of production.
PR Agent checks every pull request automatically, flags the changes that introduce risk, and leaves a clear comment with a suggested fix — right where your team already works.
- Assessment scope
- The proposed code change
- When to use it
- When a pull request opens
- What you receive
- Inline comments & suggested fixes
Purpose-built capabilities
Security feedback where code gets reviewed.
Bring security feedback into the review your team already uses. Investigate the change, understand the issue, and give the developer a concrete next step.
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Inline feedback
Keep the finding close to the affected code so reviewers and authors can act in the same conversation.
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Injection checks
Investigate risky handling of untrusted input and sensitive operations introduced by a change.
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Authorization review
Look for changes that weaken access checks around accounts, resources, and privileged operations.
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Secret-handling review
Examine how the change handles credentials and other sensitive values.
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Suggested fixes
Explain the problem and suggest a direction for remediation, so the author can move from a finding to a fix.
Follow the investigation
Inside a pull request review
Meet the developer in the pull request
Follow a change from the source control event to a focused security review. Keep the assessment tied to the code being proposed.
- Pull request as the review trigger
- Changed code as the starting point
- Security feedback in the existing workflow
Input
New pull request
Scope
Changed code and security context
Review
Input, access, and sensitive operations
Output
Inline security comments
Feedback where the fix happens
An inline review comment explains the security concern and a direction for remediation. The author can investigate it alongside the affected code.
Example scenario
An API change accepts an account ID without checking whether the requester owns that account.
A review comment identifies the missing authorization check and explains how to restrict access.
Get started
From setup to a useful result.
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Connect
Connect your source control and choose the repository you want to review.
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Open a PR
A new pull request gives the agent a specific change to investigate.
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Review
The agent examines the change for security issues and explains the risk.
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Act
Findings arrive as review comments so developers can address them before merging.
Plan your coverage
Start with PR Agent.
$30
per seat / month
$30 per seat per month. Start free, no card required.
Does PR Agent replace code review?
PR Agent adds security feedback to the pull request. Your team still reviews the change, decides how to address findings, and controls merging.
How is a seat priced?
PR Agent is $30 per active developer seat per month. See pricing for the plan details and trial information.
When should I use Whitebox instead?
Use Whitebox when you want to assess the repository as a whole, follow data across files, and investigate risks outside an individual change.
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