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Grey-box context
Reason across the repository and the running application together—not two disconnected snapshots.
Authorized security assessment
Findings are easy.Proof is harder.
Threxa connects source context with live application behavior, then deterministically validates what is real—so your team gets evidence, not another wall of alerts.
2×
scope enforcement
1
mission per worker
0
speculative reports
Mission THX-1042
Live
Authorized target
api.acme.internal
Scope locked
Scopeapi.acme.internal/*
CandidateBroken object authorization
ValidatorReproduced with fixed request
Validated finding
Cross-tenant record access
Reproduced with request, response summary, and remediation attached.
High severity
Explicit authorization
Repository + runtime
Deterministic verifier
Evidence with every finding
Signal → evidence
Security teams do not need more alerts.
They need a defensible answer to a harder question: can this actually be reproduced, and what should we fix first?
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Deterministic proof
Reproduce candidate findings with fixed logic and retain the exact evidence behind the result.
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Designed for restraint
Safe detection, explicit scope, controlled concurrency, and one ephemeral worker per mission.
proof.jsonreproduced
01 {
02 "reproduced": true,
03 "scope": "authorized",
04 "evidence": ["request", "response"],
05 "remediation": "enforce ownership at query"
06 }One controlled pipeline
From permission to proof, every boundary is explicit.
01
Authorize
Written consent and an explicit host allowlist define the mission before a request leaves the control plane.
02
Explore
A sandboxed, single-mission worker connects source context with safe runtime reconnaissance and detection.
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Validate
A separate deterministic validator re-tests each candidate. Agent reasoning never decides what becomes proof.
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Deliver
Only reproduced findings reach the report, paired with evidence, severity, and a concrete remediation path.
Authorization is architecture
Built to stay inside the lines.
Safety is not a policy document sitting beside the product. It is enforced in the control plane, checked again by the worker, and carried through the report.
Written authorization and explicit host allowlists
Defense-in-depth scope checks before every probe
Safe, passive detection by default
Ephemeral workers isolated to one mission
Scope gate
Mandatory · non-bypassable
Written consentconfirmed
Host allowlist2 targets
Request boundaryenforced
Blast radiuslimited
Out-of-scope requests are refused before dispatch. The agent independently enforces the same boundary as a second control.
Private beta · 2026
Evidence your engineers can trust.
Threxa is being built for security and engineering teams that want fewer assumptions, tighter scope, and proof behind every priority.
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