BugQore can clone a repo, analyse it, verify reachability, write a minimal patch, and open a PR.
The one thing it doesn't do is merge.
That's deliberate. Every fix arrives reviewable — the finding, how it triggers, the diff, a confidence label — and a human decides: edit it,
A scanner flags an out-of-bounds read and moves on. That's a candidate, not a finding.
Verification asks the three questions the scanner didn't: 1. Is there a path from untrusted input to that line?
2. Does the attacker control the value that makes it dangerous?
3. Can you
Every security scanner is sold on one number: how many vulnerabilities it finds. It's the wrong number and the industry trained buyers to ask for it.
A tool that emits 400 findings, of which 30 are real and 8 reachable in production, hasn't reduced your risk. It's moved it from
