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The vulnerable lines rewritten in your style, in a tested pull request. You merge.

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cybe-botopened a pull requestcybe/fix-sqli-orders → main

fix(orders): parameterise SQL query in getOrdersByUser

CriticalSQL injection, reachable from GET /api/ordersCWE-89

api/orders/queries.ts+3 -1
    "SELECT * FROM orders WHERE user_id = " + id    "SELECT * FROM orders WHERE user_id = $1",    [id]
All checks passed, ready to merge

Or fixed in the session, before the commit.

With VibeDefend, your agent gets the rule at the line.

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Claude Code is writingapi/orders/queries.ts

export async function ordersByUser(req) {
  const id = req.query.userId;
  const rows = await db.query(
    "SELECT * FROM orders WHERE user_id = $1",
    [id]
  );
  return rows;
}

Parameterise every query that mixes user input.

OWASP Top 10

Checked before the commit: no new finding

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In detail

From finding to merged PR

Cybe AutoFix reads your code graph, rewrites the vulnerable lines in your style and opens a tested pull request. You merge.

It reads the whole call graph before it touches a line.

  1. 01The vulnerable lineA confirmed finding, with its file and its root cause.
    "... user_id = " + id
  2. 02The patchWritten in your idioms, checked against the graph and your tests.
    "... user_id = $1", [id]
  3. 03The pull requestDocumented, bot-signed, gated by your CI. You merge.
    Regression test: passingCI: green

With VibeDefend, the rule reaches your coding agent at the line it edits, and the change is checked before the commit.

12 ecosystems, one autofix engine

12 ecosystems, one autofix engine

Direct and transitive, built and tested before the PR opens.

npm: Cybe AutoFix bumps lodash from 4.17.20 to 4.18.1 in package.json (CVE-2021-23337).

package.jsonGHSA-35jh-r3h4-6jhm
  "dependencies": {    "express": "5.1.0",    "lodash": "4.17.20",    "lodash": "4.18.1",    "zod": "3.25.76"  },
Patched, tests passedlodash 4.17.20 → 4.18.1CVE-2021-23337
Built on a knowledge graph that understands your code

Built on a knowledge graph that understands your code

Most autofix tools paste boilerplate. Cybe AutoFix reasons about the full call graph, the framework idioms, and the regression risk before it touches a line.

  • Multi-file coherent fixes

    When a vulnerability spans handler, helper and migration, Cybe AutoFix orchestrates synchronised edits so the patch lands as one coherent change.

  • Intelligent code generation

    Production-grade code generated by frontier LLMs, constrained by your team's standards and existing patterns.

  • Regression prevention

    Each patch is graded against the knowledge graph: existing security guarantees stay green, no new vulnerability is introduced.

  • Context-aware remediation

    Deep contextual analysis surfaces the root cause and propagation path so the fix addresses the source, not just the symptom.

  • Reduced MTTR

    Mean-Time-To-Remediation collapses from days to minutes. Trust the diff because it ships with the test that proves it.

  • Learning system

    Cybe AutoFix improves with every accepted patch in your codebase, learning your idioms and edge cases over time.

One-click PRs on GitHub and GitLab

Cybe AutoFix slots into your Git workflow. Each fix is delivered as a documented pull request with the vulnerability summary, the patch rationale, and the regression test that proves it.

cybe-botopened a pull requestcybe/fix-sqli-orders → main

fix(orders): parameterise SQL query in getOrdersByUser

CriticalSQL injection, reachable from GET /api/ordersCWE-89

api/orders/queries.ts+3 -1
  const id = req.query.userId;  const rows = await db.query(    "SELECT * FROM orders WHERE user_id = " + id    "SELECT * FROM orders WHERE user_id = $1",    [id]  );
api/orders/queries.test.ts+24 -0
  • Knowledge graph: no new finding
  • Regression test: passing
  • CI: green
  • Reviewers: 1/1
All checks passed, ready to mergeSigned commit, merge gated by your CI

Bot-signed commits, auditable, attributable, GPG-verified.

CI-gated merge, patch only lands when your existing pipelines stay green.

Rollback in one click, every patch keeps a revert trace and root-cause note.

Direct + transitive, fixed in the safest path

Cybe AutoFix detects every reachable vulnerability in your dependency tree, picks the safest upgrade path, and verifies the fix in an isolated build before opening the PR.

  • Smart remediation

    Both direct and transitive dependencies are bumped, together when they should be, separately when isolation is safer.

  • Risk-free updates

    Each upgrade is built and tested in an isolated environment. We only ship the PR once the patch passes your existing test suite.

  • Universal support

    12 package managers, 8 languages, monorepos, polyglot stacks. From npm and pip to Gradle, Cargo, and Swift PM.

How to autofix a vulnerability with Cybe AutoFix

Connect your repository, install the MCP server in your AI coding agent, let VibeDefend scan, and merge the verified pull request opened by the bot.

  • Connect your repository

    Authorise Cybe AutoFix on your GitHub or GitLab organisation.

  • Add the MCP server to your agent

    Copy the install command for Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, or VS Code from the CybeDefend website and paste it into your terminal or MCP config.

  • Let VibeDefend scan the codebase

    The first scan runs on the repository you connected.

  • Merge the verified pull request

    For every confirmed finding, Cybe AutoFix opens a documented PR with the patch, a regression test and the bot-signed commit.

Cybe AutoFix, in plain answers.

What is Cybe AutoFix?
Cybe AutoFix is an AI security agent that automatically remediates vulnerabilities across your codebase. It understands the application context using CybeDefend's proprietary knowledge graph, generates production-ready code, opens a pull request on GitHub or GitLab, and ships a regression test that proves the fix works.
How is Cybe AutoFix different from a traditional autofix tool?
Traditional autofix tools paste templated suggestions tied to a single line of code. Cybe AutoFix reasons over the full call graph, framework idioms, business logic, and regression risk before generating a multi-file coherent patch. The result: patches that fix the root cause and respect your coding standards.
Which languages and package managers does Cybe AutoFix support?
Cybe AutoFix supports 12 package managers across 8 languages: npm, Yarn, pnpm (JavaScript / TypeScript), pip (Python), Gradle and Maven (Java / Kotlin), Cargo (Rust), Composer (PHP), Go modules, RubyGems, NuGet (.NET), and Swift Package Manager. Monorepos and polyglot stacks are first-class.
Where does the AI model run?
Cybe AutoFix runs on a 100% in-house technology stack with zero external API dependencies. Models can be deployed in CybeDefend's isolated EU and US regions, in your VPC, or on-prem in an air-gapped cluster. Whichever you pick, no code and no prompt is sent to a third-party AI API.