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Corridor Agent is available on Enterprise plans.
Corridor Agent is a security teammate you can talk to. Ask it what’s broken across your projects, have it explain a finding, or tell it to fix a security issue and watch it open a pull request for you. It is the recommended way to talk to Corridor, in the dashboard and in Slack. A few things to ask Corridor Agent:
  • “What are our open critical and high findings?”
  • “Explain this finding and how to fix it.”
  • “Fix the SQL injection in checkout and open a PR.”
  • “Check whether that same SQL injection pattern exists in our other services.”
  • “Give me a report of findings by severity.”

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Choosing a scope

When you start a session, pick which projects it covers: A common pattern is to start with all projects to triage, then open a single-project session to remediate.

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What you can do

  • Investigate findings: Ask about open findings across every project in scope, compare severity across repositories, or check whether a pattern from one service shows up in another.
  • Fix code: Tell the Agent to fix an issue. It proposes a diff you can review in the session and turn into a pull request.
  • Generate reports: Ask for a summary of findings by severity, project, or state.
  • Attach files: Add files to a session to give the Agent extra context.

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How it works

The Agent reads findings for every project in scope through Corridor’s built-in tools, so it can answer questions that span repositories. For code-level questions and fixes, it works in a repository from your scope. For projects connected through GitHub, it can also read the source of the other in-scope repositories on demand with read-only access. When it changes code, it produces a diff you can review in the session and turn into a pull request.
On GitHub, the Agent can read source across every repository in scope. On GitLab, it works with findings across your scope but reads code only in the repository it is working in.

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Corridor Agent in Slack

Mention @Corridor in a public channel to ask about a finding or dig into an issue. Corridor replies in the thread and keeps its context, so you can ask follow-ups. Sessions started from Slack also appear in the Agent tab. See the Slack integration page for setup.

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Getting started

  1. Open the Agent tab in the dashboard.
  2. Pick your projects: one, several, or all of them.
  3. Ask your first question.
If you prefer to work from Slack, mention @Corridor in a public channel.

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Next steps

Findings

View and manage security findings

Slack integration

Talk to Corridor from your Slack workspace