Corgea

Corgea is an AI-native application security platform designed to identify, triage, and resolve vulnerabilities across codebases, dependencies, infrastructure, and containers. The platform takes the form of a security suite that utilizes static analysis and autonomous agents to provide high-signal findings and generate direct fixes for development teams. It aims to solve the problem of fragmented security scanning and noise by integrating directly into development environments and CI/CD pipelines.

• AI SAST for static analysis with accurate fixes and detection of business logic flaws
• Dependency Scanning for reachability-aware package risk and upgrade guidance
• IaC Scanning for shift-left cloud policy checks
• Container Scanning for image-level risk prioritization
• Secrets Scanning to detect leaked credentials
• Code Quality Scanning for maintainable code standards and developer feedback
• Attack Surface Mapping tied to reachable endpoints
• Autonomous pentesting and security design reviews

Pros

• Provides automated fix generation to help development teams resolve vulnerabilities faster without adding friction.
• Offers a wide variety of scanning capabilities covering static analysis, dependencies, infrastructure as code, containers, and secrets in a single control plane.
• Integrates into existing developer workflows including source control vendors and IDEs.

Cons

• Specific numerical pricing details beyond the Free tier are not published on the page text, so buyers must contact the vendor for paid plans.
• The directory listing and website note paid plans above the free tier, but exact feature limits per tier are not fully detailed in the text.
• Open source status is not recorded, meaning it is proprietary software.

Corgea fits development, security, and DevOps teams across industries such as fintech, enterprise SaaS, healthcare, energy, and retail who want to embed security checks directly into code repositories and developer workflows. It is designed for teams seeking to replace fragmented security tools with an AI-driven control plane. It is a poor fit for organizations or individual developers looking strictly for an open-source security tool without proprietary platform dependencies.

The listing and pricing page state a freemium model with a free tier at $0 per month intended for individual developers, which includes AI SAST logic and auth scanning, dependency scanning, secrets detection, container scanning, and IaC scanning. Paid plans are available above the free tier, and a 14-day trial of the Growth tier is offered without requiring a credit card.

Unlike traditional security scanners that produce large volumes of alerts requiring manual remediation, Corgea leverages autonomous agents and AI to understand application context, business logic, and infrastructure to deliver direct, review-ready code fixes. While standard alternatives function primarily as detection engines, Corgea combines detection with automated patch generation and MCP-powered workflows designed to meet developers inside their native environments.

Corgea integrates with GitHub, GitLab, Azure DevOps, Bitbucket, and Harness, as well as IDEs including Visual Studio Code and Cursor.

Corgea is worth trying for individual developers and engineering teams seeking an AI-driven security platform that automates vulnerability discovery and code fixes across codebases and cloud infrastructure. The availability of a free tier and a 14-day trial allows teams to test its detection and automated remediation capabilities without upfront costs. However, teams that require fully transparent public pricing or open-source local tooling should carefully review the platform's terms and unlisted paid tiers before adoption.