Autonomous remediation:Every fix, verified
AISLE writes the patch, runs it against your own test suite, and opens a pull request in the repository your developers already work in. All you do is review and merge.
Quality
85%acceptance rate
AISLE's patches save devs from having to start from scratch.
Scale
5,000code patches generated per month
AISLE tests every patch against the repository it was written for.
Savings
15,000+engineering hours saved per month
AISLE takes care of remediation so your devs can focus on building.
What AISLE fixes
AISLE delivers verified fixes for code and dependency vulnerabilities. When findings can't be safely patched, it provides clear remediation advice instead. AISLE covers your own code, your open-source dependencies, secrets, licenses, and IaC, as well as findings imported from the scanners you already run.
Code vulnerabilities
AISLE writes a patch in your own source code, using the conventions and patterns already in your repository.
Vulnerable dependencies
AISLE bumps the dependency to the fixed version and edits your code to adapt to any API changes, so nothing breaks CI.
Secrets, licenses, and IaC
When changes to your own code won't fix the issue, AISLE provides specific, actionable remediation guidance.
Legacy scanner findings
AISLE ingests findings from third-party scanners such as Snyk, Checkmarx, and SonarQube Cloud into the same agentic pipeline as its own findings, so they get the same verified fixes.
From first draft to your main branch
- AISLE identifies the vulnerability, reads the code around it, and drafts a fix that fits your conventions. The result reads like your team wrote it, and your feedback improves future patches.
Before opening a PR, AISLE tests its fix in an isolated Docker environment when possible. Once the PR is open, the fix runs through your own CI pipeline, so every fix is validated against your real test suite.
AISLE explains each change in natural language and delivers its fixes as pull requests. You can review the test results, and if you don't like the fix, AISLE will propose and test a new one for you.
AISLE doesn't merge fixes on its own. Instead, it opens the pull request and waits for human approval. Once your team merges the pull request, AISLE analyzes the updated code to make sure the fix resolves the issue and doesn't break anything downstream.
See how AISLE autonomously writes, tests, and delivers fixes in any deployment environment.
Stay in Control
You decide how far AISLE goes on its own, per severity and per repository. Nothing reaches your main branch until someone on your team merges it.
ISO 27001
SOC 2ISO 42001- Nothing merges without human approval
- Automation set per severity level
- Fix authority is a role, not a setting
- Every AISLE action is traceable
- (Optional) Single-tenant, in the region you choose
Deploy on your terms
The AISLE platform runs wherever your code has to stay – from cloud to fully air-gapped.
Our Cloud
Fully managed
The fastest way to start: AISLE runs the infrastructure and you connect your repositories. For teams whose code classification allows external processing by frontier LLMs.
Your Cloud
Bedrock · Foundry · Vertex
Runs using your choice of frontier and custom LLMs inside your cloud account, with deployment artifacts delivered in push or pull mode into your local registry. For organizations that want full control without the infrastructure overhead.
On-Premises
Self-hosted
Runs on your GPUs, using custom models recommended by AISLE, plus optional threat and dependency intel pulled from our servers. For teams that need full authority over compute, storage, and access.
Air-Gapped
Fully isolated
For teams seeking complete sovereignty: AISLE runs disconnected using our fine-tuned security models to deliver autonomous vulnerability management with no network path in or out. Updates and intel delivered manually.
“The challenge of finding vulnerabilities, prioritizing their remediation, and implementing fixes at speed and scale has proven difficult. AISLE has the potential to change that dynamic, enabling defenders to patch faster and strengthen their security posture.”
Frequently Asked Questions
No. AISLE writes and tests a fix for each code and dependency finding, but a human must review and merge.
Your own test suite. AISLE builds your repository in an isolated container, applies the patch, and runs your tests against it. Failures that already existed do not count against the fix. If the change breaks something new, the fix goes back to your team rather than becoming a pull request.
AISLE fixes code and dependency findings. For secrets, license policy, and infrastructure-as-code findings, it provides remediation guidance instead. Findings imported from third-party scanners are treated the same way as AISLE's own findings.
No. AISLE's fixes arrive as pull requests in the repository your developers already work in, with the vulnerability explained in the description. If a fix does not suit your codebase, ask for another in the issue chat, and the replacement goes through the same tests.
AISLE resolves findings with a round of confirmation analysis that runs automatically after you merge a fix. Your devs get evidence instead of a black box.
Yes. AISLE treats findings from your backlog just like new findings: it writes fixes, verifies that they work, and runs a follow-up analysis after you merge them to confirm each issue is resolved.
