Archie learns how your system is actually wired — what each function can reach, where trust ends — then sends offensive-security agents down the paths that matter. Every hypothesis is challenged by a verifier before it reaches your team.
Recorded end to end on a real production codebase: hundreds of files learned, dozens of confirmed findings, a few dollars of compute.
Pattern matchers see a line at a time. Archie learns how the whole system fits together and keeps that understanding between scans, so a finding arrives with the path that reaches it.
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Every commit adds to what Archie already understands about your code: which functions hold real capability, which inputs are trusted, what changed since the last audit. Nothing is relearned from scratch, so each scan starts sharper than the last.
Our dedicated agent fleet drops the issues that are either non-reachable or accepted by design, before they ever reach your queue.
It learns from your documents, design meetings, whitepapers, product definitions and more.
Reachability lives in the graph, not in a prompt window, so it holds up as the codebase grows — and it holds up on models that aren't state of the art or frontier.
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Same repository, same commit, same reviewer. Figures from our internal Java/Node benchmark suite, October 2026.
Cost, findings and outcomes per category, straight from a real audit run.
Placeholder quotes — swap in real pilot feedback.
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Each confirmed finding carries the controls it breaks, so evidence collection stops being a spreadsheet exercise.
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Trigger on pull request, on merge, or nightly against a branch. Verified findings arrive as checks, tickets and SARIF.
Bring your own LLM or route every call through your existing gateway. No model call has to leave infrastructure you control.
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Archie is sold direct while we are in private beta. Scope, deployment model and audit cadence are agreed with your security team before the first scan.
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We run the first audit with you, walk every finding together, and you keep the report either way.