Code quality and security
Qodo's quality-first coding solution integrates with Snyk's security insights, allowing developers to build securely from the start, in a single, streamlined workflow. Together, we help developers find and fix vulnerabilities as they code and burn down the backlog on existing codebases.
Snyk extends our AI Trust Platform to the new age of AI-powered software development.
Secure AI-Powered Code, Faster
Agentic workflows are transforming software development, leveraging AI-powered tools to build and deliver code — but security remains a concern.
The new Snyk and Qodo integration, powered by MCP, combines Qodo's Agentic Code Quality Platform with the Snyk AI Trust Platform to empower your teams to build, review, and fix code faster and more securely.
Streamline security
Snyk and Qodo integrate seamlessly, empowering developers to write secure code and fix issues before they're ever deployed.
Fix security debt faster
Automatically detect and fix security vulnerabilities in your backlog at scale, freeing developers to focus on new features.
Boost productivity
Secure code without sacrificing speed with in-workflow testing and developer-friendly SCA and SAST.
Security at speed
Infuse agentic coding workflows with real-time security scanning, combining the speed of AI with robust security and quality checks.
Code confidently
By integrating directly into Qodo, Snyk delivers a unified, real-time security experience. As you write or generate code with Qodo's LLM-powered assistant, you are immediately alerted to any security flaws. This allows you to find and validate fixes in your code without ever leaving your IDE.
Scan twice as fast
Snyk is built upon a foundation of the fastest, most accurate, and most comprehensive set of AI-ready testing engines. Snyk autonomously generates and validates fixes so developers can secure code at the speed of AI.
Simple automation
With the combined power of Qodo and Snyk, developers can create rules to automate security scans. Guided by logic, Qodo adopts guardrails to manage tasks like updating dependencies or correcting misconfigurations more effectively — freeing developers to focus on automation.
