Every language, down to the binary
C and C++, Java, Go, Ada — plus compiled binaries and firmware, including the dependencies you never had source for.
RepoAudit
RepoAudit is an autonomous agent that audits entire repositories the way a security engineer would: reasoning over your code to surface vulnerabilities, testing gaps, and bugs. No compilation required.
Book a demoFindings
3
Critical
7
High
12
Medium
1,247
Files read
Repository map
Clean4+ findingsauth/62
billing/88
api/140
db/74
lib/196
ui/233
Reachability
9of 22 findings
reach a payment or auth path
The rest are real, but nothing sensitive can reach them.
No findingsPattern match, no context
Pattern-matching without understanding intent
Findings with proofReasoning over the repo
Reasoning that scales to the whole repository
RepoAudit maps, reasons over, and audits your codebase end to end.
01Ingest
No compilation, no build configuration. RepoAudit ingests the repository as-is, including incomplete code still in development, and starts reasoning.
02Reason
Because it reasons over the code instead of pattern-matching it, RepoAudit surfaces the flaws static tools overlook, and backs findings with proof-of-concept evidence.
03Coverage
Test suites can’t cover every path. RepoAudit autonomously identifies untested branches and edge cases so they get handled before they ship.
04Extend
Extend RepoAudit with custom detection logic and knowledge bases, so audits reflect the risks that matter in your codebase, not just the generic ones.
From day one, RepoAudit comes ready for real-world code.
C and C++, Java, Go, Ada — plus compiled binaries and firmware, including the dependencies you never had source for.
Audits code as-is, complete or not, human-written or agent-written. No build step between you and findings.
Built on published, peer-reviewed auditing research, with results you can trace.
Runs where your code lives, from local repos to CI, without new infrastructure.

Core business systems audited continuously, with findings your security team can act on before release.
Static tools match patterns; RepoAudit reasons over the codebase as a whole, which is how it catches logic-level flaws and cross-file issues pattern-matching misses.
C/C++, Java, Go, Ada, and binary code, with the list growing.
No. RepoAudit runs without a build step and works on incomplete code still in development.
Yes. RepoAudit is extensible with custom detection logic and your own knowledge bases.