Your coding agent, with security judgment built in

Expand how coding agent thinks about security

Your coding agent runs threat assessment with Ingrain Security, and pulls your organization’s security practices into the implementation through the Ingrain CLI.

What can go wrong?

Ingrain Security reads the plan the way an attacker would, and names the threats the change introduces — what could be abused, what could leak, what could be reached that shouldn’t be.

What should we do about it?

For each threat worth addressing, Ingrain Security proposes the fix — drawn from your organization’s own security rules, the decisions your team has already made.

What you get

You stop discovering security problems in code review. By the time your agent writes code, the threats have been surfaced, weighed, and — where you chose to act — designed against.

Your security team’s rules are the ones that get applied. An agent that has never seen your codebase still proposes the fix your team would have asked for.

Where to next

Getting started Start here. Install Ingrain Security and the Ingrain CLI, connect the Ingrain Context Platform, and run your first review.

Commands What each Ingrain CLI subcommand does.

Configuration The conf.toml reference and how the CLI loads it.