Pixee sits downstream of existing security scanners rather than replacing them: it ingests findings from SAST, software composition analysis, and infrastructure-as-code tools, triages each one for actual severity and relevance, and opens a pull request with a production-ready fix rather than leaving a long backlog of flagged issues for a security team to work through by hand.
It supports Java, Python, JavaScript, C#, and Go, and runs either as a GitHub app monitoring repositories on GitHub, GitLab, or Azure DevOps, or through a local CLI for teams that want more control over when and how it runs. The company reports a 76% merge rate on its automated fixes, meaning most of what it proposes gets accepted as-is rather than needing significant rework, a meaningful claim in a category where a lot of automated fix tools generate noise developers end up ignoring.
It's free to use, positioning it as infrastructure that reduces the backlog security teams would otherwise hand to developers manually, rather than a paid add-on competing on features.