Hyrax

Hyrax is a code remediation platform with AI agent workflows for engineering teams that want issues fixed before they become another item in the review queue. It scans the full repository, builds a codebase knowledge base, surfaces findings across security, correctness, maintainability, performance, architecture, and operations, then writes verified fixes as GitHub pull requests.

Its AI agents help inspect code, prepare fixes, review proposed changes, and keep remediation work connected to GitHub and Linear. Hyrax reads the codebase continuously, records a baseline, runs the project tests, build, lint, cross project checks, and an independent review step before opening a PR. Each change is based on full repository context, including the project patterns stored in `.hyrax/`.

Hyrax also fits into the issue tracking side of remediation. It can create Linear tickets with severity, risk, and effort details, then close them when the related pull request is merged. GitHub checks show whether a proposed change is clear to merge or blocked, which gives teams a way to keep must fix issues from slipping through.

This is most useful for teams dealing with code review bottlenecks, security backlog, AI generated code, or recurring cleanup work across multiple repositories. Hyrax is not a single click merge bot. It opens PRs and keeps the audit trail visible, while your team still reviews, merges, and can revert the changes.

Pricing is freemium. The free tier covers one private repository and a monthly mini audit with verified fixes. Paid plans add more repositories, full audit and scan workflows, PR reviews, Linear publishing, public repository audits by URL, shared usage, and team controls.

AI agent workflows for code remediation
Full repository scanning and codebase context
Findings across security, correctness, maintainability, performance, architecture, and operations
Verified fix pull requests in GitHub
Test, build, lint, scanner, and review gates before PRs open
GitHub checks with pass or block status
Linear ticket creation and automatic close on merge
Self improvement loop from accepted fixes
Public repository audits by URL on paid plans

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