Repository-wide context
Examine relevant files, dependencies, routes, and authorization boundaries together rather than reviewing isolated lines.
Investigate security weaknesses across your repository and develop reviewable fixes with Syntic CLI.
Amara helps you examine relevant code paths, explain potential risks, propose changes, and verify them with tests. Your engineering team stays in control of what gets accepted.
Illustrative example β not an actual scan result.
Move beyond isolated alerts to understand context, investigate suspected weaknesses, and prepare changes for review.
Examine relevant files, dependencies, routes, and authorization boundaries together rather than reviewing isolated lines.
Explore suspicious data flows and potential vulnerabilities with clear evidence and context for engineers.
Prepare proposed code changes and regression tests for engineers to inspect, run, and approve.
Work within the repository and existing coding workflow, with human review before changes are accepted.
A practical workflow for engineers. Findings are hypotheses until validated; fixes require review and testing.
Provide repository context and identify the code paths worth investigating.
Review a suspected weakness, its conditions, and supporting evidence.
Prepare a proposed fix and explain its impact for human review.
Run relevant checks and regression tests; confirm the result before merging.
Coverage depends on language, repository context, permissions, and available analysis. No automated review can guarantee detection of every vulnerability.
Investigate unsafe inputs, queries, commands, template rendering, and deserialization paths.
Review access checks, sessions, tokens, ownership boundaries, and potentially exposed routes.
Look for credentials in source files, configuration, and unsafe logging paths.
Examine algorithm choices, randomness, key handling, and risky implementation patterns.
Investigate risky pointer operations, unsafe boundaries, and memory-management patterns.
Review dependency changes and investigate relevant package risks with supporting evidence.
Reason about application-specific trust boundaries, state changes, and abuse scenarios.
Review configuration and infrastructure code for potentially risky access or exposure.
Use Syntic CLI to explore repository context, inspect proposed diffs, and test changes. Automated PR reviews, CI enforcement, and third-party integrations should be confirmed for your deployment before relying on them.
Repository access, model processing, retention, training policies, and audit records depend on the service configuration and applicable agreements. Confirm your requirements with Syntic before uploading sensitive source code.
Explore requirements with our team. Enterprise integrations, identity features, dedicated deployments, and custom model work are subject to technical and commercial review.
Discuss shared review processes, approval policies, and reporting needs with our team.
Contact Syntic to assess identity, deployment, data handling, and compliance requirements. Availability depends on the agreed scope.
Discuss organization-specific security requirements and integration needs; custom capabilities are not included by default.
Bring security investigation into the coding workflow with Amara. Start with Syntic CLI or talk to our team about enterprise requirements.