CodeThreat's AI agents learn your codebase. They eliminate false positives—something most tools ignore when they scan and dump findings.
Autonomous agents understand project context. They catch logic flaws. They spot authentication issues. Pattern-matching tools miss these entirely.
You get SAST. You get SCA. Infrastructure scanning—included. Secret detection too. All in one place.
CodeThreat analyzes pull requests before merge. It flags actual risks instead of burying your team in noise. The repo mapping feature visualizes component connections. You see how data flows through your application. This matters when tracing a vulnerability's real impact.
False positive filtering improves over time. Ten eliminations per month on the free plan (tight but serviceable for small projects). Pro users get 100 per contributor monthly at $39 each. Security teams drowning in SAST alerts will appreciate this.
Twenty-seven-plus languages and frameworks supported. It plugs into GitHub. GitLab works. Bitbucket too. Agentic PR review runs security checks where developers already work—no context-switching to another dashboard.
The free plan includes unlimited public repos. Three private ones. Unlimited scans. Jira integration requires Pro or higher.
Worth switching if false positives are killing your team's momentum. Learning agents and contextual analysis mean fewer wasted hours investigating phantom issues. You're paying for accuracy and integration into the review flow rather than another scanner that generates reports nobody reads.
