Cortex

Every line of code Codex writes can ship a vulnerability. Cortex makes sure it doesn't. We're in a new era. Codex writes the code. Agents deploy the code. Humans approve the code. But nobody is auditing the code before it hits production ,, and that gap is getting more dangerous, not less. SQL injection doesn't care who wrote the line. A hardcoded API key doesn't know it was generated by an AI. And prompt injection ,, the attack class that didn't exist three years ago , is now a first-class threat in every codebase that touches an LLM. Cortex is the missing gate. It's a LangGraph agent that runs a parallel fleet of specialized scanners before every deployment. Secrets. Dependency CVEs. SQL injection. XSS. Auth gaps. CORS misconfigurations. Rate limiting. Prompt injection. Production readiness. Each scanner runs simultaneously, returns ranked findings with exact file, line, and fix, and collapses into one number: your deployment health score. But here's what makes Cortex different from Snyk, SonarQube, or any existing tool , it runs as an MCP server. Codex can call it directly. The same agent writing your code is the one auditing it before it ships. You've shifted left all the way to zero. No SaaS. No config. No stitching five tools together. One command, one score, one decision. The future of software is agents writing agents deploying agents. Cortex is the only thing standing between that future and a production incident. Ship fast. Ship safe. Cortex.

team name : Innovexa team leader name : rahul kate team member name : siddhesh tarle , darshan pakhle