Aegis is trust infrastructure for software and AI agents. It keeps findings, evidence, remediation, independent verification, policy, and security memory separate so security-sensitive changes can be reviewed with proof, not optimism. Start with a browser-local Snapshot, then move into Attack Graph, Threat Model, Secure Fix, Fix & Prove, Trusted Analysis, and policy-backed decisions across VS Code, GitHub Actions, and local workflows.

Hey Product Hunt! I’m Melike, the founder of Aegis. I built Aegis around a simple problem I kept coming back to: a security finding is not proof, and neither is a generated fix. Aegis keeps the claim, evidence, remediation, independent verification, policy decision, and security memory separate so one model - or one missing check - can’t quietly certify the whole workflow. Today you can explore Attack Graphs, Threat Models, Secure Fix, Fix & Prove, Trusted Analysis, and the security task plan across the Aegis workflow. There’s also a browser-local Snapshot on the website if you want to drop in a single source file and see what review signals surface without uploading it. I’d especially love feedback from developers shipping AI-generated code and small security teams: where would you want proof before you trust a change?

Congrats on launching Aegis! The idea behind verify security-sensitive code changes before they merge is compelling, especially because the benefit is immediately clear to the people who need it. Wishing you a strong Product Hunt launch!

@zvonimir_sabljic1 Thank you Zvonimir! Really appreciate the support, especially this early in the launch. That “immediately clear to the people who need it” part is exactly what I’ve been trying to get right with Aegis, so I’m really glad that came through :)

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Verify security-sensitive code changes before they merge

Verify security-sensitive code changes before they merge