Strix started as an open-source framework for autonomous pentesting.
Since launch, it has grown to 80,000+ users, processes 15B+ LLM tokens per day, conducts 1,300+ pentests per day, and reports 78,000+ vulnerabilities.
The demand became clear: teams wanted more than an outline. They wanted Strix to run continuously across their repos, apps, and attack surface, with scheduling, validation history, auto-fixes, integrations, and enterprise controls.
why now? 🚀
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AI increases software shipping velocity
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Security workflows remain mostly the same
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Periodic pentests and manual triage don’t work when the system changes every day
So today we’re launching the new Strix platform:
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Continuously test full-stack apps
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Block unsafe PR before merging
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Confirm findings with evidence of exploitation
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Generate merge-ready fixes
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Retest automatically
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Track security status over time
Looking forward to hearing what you think and answering any questions 🙂
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