Repository discovery
Maps services, dependencies, conventions, boundaries, risks, and architecture, then stores the resulting context in `HYRAX.md` and `.hyrax/discovery` inside the repository.
Hyrax is an AI codebase architecture and engineering review platform for teams working through GitHub. It maps repository structure, evaluates code across six engineering dimensions, and proposes verified changes as pull requests for developers to review and merge.
Hyrax is an AI codebase architecture and engineering review platform for AI-native software teams. It reads a repository to map services, dependencies, boundaries, conventions, risks, and other architectural context, then writes that context to HYRAX.md and .hyrax/discovery so human developers and AI coding tools can work from the same reference.
The platform evaluates repositories across security, correctness, maintainability, performance, architecture, and operations. Findings are prioritized from P0 to P3 and include file and line references. Hyrax is intended to run alongside existing static scanners, AI code review tools, and dependency security products rather than replace them.
When a team chooses an issue to address, Hyrax works in an isolated worktree, applies the change, runs tests and the build, and passes the result through a 13-step verification gate. It then opens a pull request in GitHub. Developers review, approve, request changes, or dismiss findings; Hyrax does not remove the human merge decision.
Hyrax also reviews pushes against the repository's architectural context. Accepted changes add context for later cycles, while its GitHub workflow can connect upgrade work to Linear tickets and close a ticket on merge.
Maps services, dependencies, conventions, boundaries, risks, and architecture, then stores the resulting context in `HYRAX.md` and `.hyrax/discovery` inside the repository.
Specialized agents assess security, correctness, maintainability, performance, architecture, and operations using shared repository context.
Turns analysis into a ranked P0-to-P3 work list with file and line references, helping teams distinguish urgent issues from lower-priority guidance.
Creates changes in an isolated worktree, runs tests and the build, applies a 13-step verification gate, and returns successful work as a GitHub pull request.
Developers can review, approve, dismiss, or request changes before merging. Hyrax keeps the merge decision with the engineering team.
Reviews pushes against the repository's architectural context and uses accepted changes to build more deterministic patterns for later cycles.
Teams using tools such as Cursor, Copilot, Claude Code, Codex, or Devin can give human and AI contributors a shared repository map through `HYRAX.md` and `.hyrax/discovery`.
Engineering and security teams can run repository audits that inspect their own code for bugs, security risks, architectural problems, and operational concerns—not only known dependency vulnerabilities.
A developer can choose a finding and have Hyrax prepare a tested, verified change as a pull request, while retaining the normal review and merge process.
Teams can use push reviews and recurring context updates to detect changes against established conventions and carry accepted patterns into future work.
Organizations using Linear can connect upgrade work to tickets and close the ticket when the related pull request is merged.
After the GitHub App is installed, Hyrax performs discovery, maps the repository's anatomy and architectural context, and writes the result to `HYRAX.md` and `.hyrax/discovery`. It can then review pushes and run audits against that context.
Findings include a priority from P0 to P3 and file and line references. For selected issues, Hyrax can create a change in an isolated worktree, verify it, and open a GitHub pull request for developer review.
No. Developers review every pull request and decide whether to approve, request changes, dismiss the finding, and merge the change.
Hyrax runs the tests and build in an isolated worktree and sends the change through a 13-step verification gate. Required checks can stop the run when they fail.
The Free plan includes the full Hyrax product, a $30 starter credit, $10 per month in ongoing credits, and up to 100 PR reviews per month at no charge. Credits can be used for repository mapping, upgrades, reviews, and other Hyrax workflows.
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