DevAI - IDE Plugin

AI coding assistants can write code faster than security review can keep up with, so vulnerabilities from AI-generated code may slip through review processes. Research shows around 40% of AI-generated code can contain security vulnerabilities, making real-time validation inside the IDE more critical than ever. DevAI addresses this by running inside the IDE itself (VS Code, IntelliJ, Cursor, Windsurf, and Eclipse) as an agent that checks code the moment it's written, including code generated by other AI tools. No prompting required: DevAI reviews continuously as part of the coding flow without waiting to be invoked. DevAI performs incremental scanning, analyzing only modified code for instant feedback without slowing development down. It detects exploitable vulnerabilities and insecure patterns in human-written and AI-generated code, identifies exposed secrets and unsafe APIs, and shows attack path analysis, how an attacker could actually reach and exploit a weakness, not just that one exists. Every detection and fix is evaluated for risk, policy compliance, and breaking-change impact before it's offered. Guardrail pre-validation checks changes against security policies before they reach CI, preventing failed builds and rework. DevAI also covers malware and supply chain risk, and detects leaked credentials across code and configuration. Findings surface directly in the editor with full context: what the issue is, why it matters, and a fix ready to apply. Developers stay in the editor and retain full control to review, apply, reject, or flag findings as false positives. DevAI's findings aren't siloed. They flow into the same ASPM platform as Xygeni's SAST, SCA, Secrets, and CI/CD findings, prioritized using the same business impact and exploitability scoring as every finding across the SDLC. DevAI lets security review operate at the pace AI writes code.