Most tools run after code is merged or deployed, when fixing issues is expensive and disruptive. At the same time, many static analysis tools generate large volumes of false positives, forcing developers to ignore or bypass them entirely. Real vulnerabilities slip through not because teams don't care about security, but because existing tools don't fit how developers actually work.
Hey Product Hunt! I'm Neha, the founder of Mitig8it.
I built this because I kept seeing the same pattern- security tools either run too late (after merge) or generate so much noise that developers learn to ignore them. Real vulnerabilities ship not because teams don't care, but because the tools don't fit how developers actually work.
Mitig8it is a GitHub App that reviews pull requests for security vulnerabilities and posts findings directly inline - severity, CWE mapping, confidence score, and fix direction, right where the developer is already reviewing code.
What makes it different:
- Zero config: install the app, the next PR gets reviewed
- Low noise: multi-engine cross-validation (regex + Semgrep AST) to reduce false positives
- GitHub-native: no separate dashboard to check, no CI pipeline to configure
It's live and working today. I'd love feedback from anyone doing security review or building developer tools- what's broken about your current setup? What would make you actually use a tool like this?
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