Move at agent speed While burning down the debt.
Your agents write faster than any review can keep up with. LeoPrevent fixes what they get wrong in the same turn, before anyone opens a review.
LeoPrevent is a security engineer that runs inside your coding agent.
Installing it takes under a minute. Nothing in your pipeline changes, no merge is gated, and the scanners you already run stay where they are.
Any agent, any model
- 01Agent writes code
- 02We check, in the turn<2s
- 03Agent fixes its flaw and nearby debt
- 04You approve one pull request
Works with
Claude Code
Codex
GitHub Copilot
Cursor
Antigravity
Devin
One compounding system Every fix teaches the next one.
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01 Prevent
The agent fixes its own flaw before it finishes
It also fixes what was already broken in the files it touches. Your developers get corrected code back, and the file leaves cleaner than it arrived.
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02 Observe
A record of fixes, not a backlog of findings
Which mistakes your agents repeat, which models cause the most of them, and which repositories carry the most risk.
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03 Compound
Every line your agents write strengthens the system
It learns how your agents behave in your code, and gets sharper every month.
Your scanners find flaws. They don’t stop them being written.
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01
Snyk, Ox Security & Aikido tell you what’s already in the codebase. Someone still has to read the finding, understand the code, write the fix and get it reviewed.
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02
That queue was longer than your team could clear before agents existed. It is now growing faster than anyone can work it down.
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03
LeoPrevent removes the flaw in the turn that wrote it, so it never becomes a finding at all. Your scanners stay where they are. They just have less to find.
A critical you prevent is a critical you never have to explain.
Nothing enters the audit log, the quarterly report or the regulator’s question, because nothing entered the codebase. Snyk, Ox Security, Aikido and GitHub stay exactly where they are. They just have less to find.
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In the turn
Fixed with LeoPrevent. Nobody is interrupted.
Seconds
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At review
A comment, a context switch, a re-prompt and a second review.
Hours
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In production
An incident, a disclosure, and a line in the quarterly report.
Days
See it run on your own code…
A pilot is running the same day and reporting from the first review. No pipeline changes, no gate. Every fix arrives as a PR your engineers approve.