The run is autonomous. The output arrives in the tools your engineers live in, so a proven finding becomes a ticket, a pull request comment, or an alert without anyone passing a PDF around.
Proven findings arrive as review comments on the change that introduced them, in GitHub or GitLab, so the fix happens where the code does.
Critical results are posted the moment they are confirmed, to the channel your responders watch, with the evidence attached.
Each finding becomes a ticket with severity, reproduction steps, and remediation, ready for your existing triage flow.
Run the agent as a stage in your pipeline and gate a release on what it proves, not on a scanner's guess.
Forward events and findings to your SIEM so offensive results sit next to the rest of your security telemetry.
A documented API and webhooks let you route results into whatever your team already uses.
Autonomous testing is only useful if the results reach the people who fix things. Rather than ask your team to live in one more dashboard, the agent delivers into the systems they already use, in the format each one expects.
Prefer a signed report for an auditor or a board pack? That is one of the outputs too.
Tell us where your team works and we will show you what a proven finding looks like arriving in it.