GitZoid now watches security and reports your week

GitZoid started as a reviewer that reads every change your coding agents ship. As of this release it manages the whole week. Two patrols now ride alongside PR Review, across the repos you connect, with nothing to configure.

Security Watch

Agents pull in dependencies you never reviewed and write code you never read. Security Watch covers both. A weekly audit reads your code for the exploitable paths a scanner cannot see, broken access control, unauthenticated routes, SSRF and injection. A daily scan checks your dependencies for new CVEs, end-of-life packages, secrets committed into diffs, and permission changes that widen a workflow's blast radius.

The report is one bounded Repo Watch email a week, ranked. The first line is the one thing to act on. Everything below it is context, not a queue of forty findings to triage. When the week is clean, the email says so and stays short.

Weekly Digest

Every Monday, one email tells the team what your agents did all week, in plain English, split into a business report and a technical report. What shipped, who shipped it, what changed in the dependency graph. No standup required.

Same brain, same plan

Both patrols run on the same per-repo brain that powers PR Review, so the security scan and the digest read your repo with full context, not as bolt-on scripts. There is no new surface to operate: reviews post in GitHub comments, and the two reports land in your inbox.

Everything is included in the one $19 plan. If you connected a repo before this release, the patrols are already running on it. If you have not, the first 10 outputs are free, no card required.