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Gecko
Gecko is an AI security engineer. It learns what your software is for, finds the vulnerabilities that matter as code is written, proves each one with a working exploit, and fixes the class it belongs to, not just the instance, with guardrails so it cannot return. Sold to enterprise security teams. The metric is recurrence, not MTTR.
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- 47 reach 6 · trust 5 · quality 21 · freshness 15
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- llms.txt
- https://www.gecko.security/llms.txt
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- Popularity rank
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- 2026-10-25T17:51:54.617Z
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Their llms.txt
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# Gecko
> Gecko is an AI security engineer. It learns what your software is for, finds the vulnerabilities that matter as code is written, proves each one with a working exploit, and fixes the class it belongs to, not just the instance, with guardrails so it cannot return. Sold to enterprise security teams. The metric is recurrence, not MTTR.
[Website](https://www.gecko.security)
## Audience
- Security leadership (CISO / VP of Security): Personally accountable for breach risk in a regulated enterprise. Buys on whether vulnerabilities stop coming back, not on how fast tickets close. Wants proof, data control, and no absolutes that make engineers wince.
- Engineering leadership (Head of AppSec / Engineering Manager): Owns security outcomes alongside delivery, often without a dedicated AppSec team. Needs findings that are real and fixes that land in the existing workflow without stalling the roadmap.
## Pages
- [About](https://www.gecko.security/about): Gecko is built by two security practitioners, JJ Jutla and Artemiy Malyshau, and backed by Y Combinator, Liquid 2, Ritual Capital, Rebel Fund, Garage and Z Fellows, with advisors who have run security at large enterprises.
- [Book a Demo](https://www.gecko.security/book-a-demo): Book a 30-minute demo of Gecko Security: a walkthrough of real findings, root-cause fixes, and how a POC on your own code would work.
- [Contact](https://www.gecko.security/contact): Send a message to the people who build Gecko. Questions about how it works, what it costs, or whether it fits your stack are answered by the team, and a demo is thirty minutes with real findings on real code. The page also carries approved customer quotes from Chevron, Cal.com and a Fortune 500 financial institution.
- [Glossary](https://www.gecko.security/glossary): Plain definitions of fifteen terms behind how Gecko works, each leading with a direct answer and then the mechanism underneath: class of vulnerability, variant analysis, semantic graph, trust boundary, reachability, name resolution, taint tracking, root cause, remediation, false positive, triage, coverage, recurrence, business logic vulnerability and trust gradient.
- [Home](https://www.gecko.security): Gecko traces every vulnerability to the design decision that created it, fixes the whole class across every repo, and sets guardrails so the pattern cannot return. First findings typically arrive within the hour.
- [Integrations](https://www.gecko.security/integrations): Gecko integrates with Jira, ClickUp, Slack, Wiz, and GitLab’s security dashboard, plus AI agents over MCP including Claude Desktop, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Codex, Devin, and Corridor. Every fix is verified back in Gecko.
- [Pricing](https://www.gecko.security/pricing): Start free with 10 scans on your own code. Pro is $100 a month for 100 scans, integrations and custom rules. Enterprise adds unlimited scanning, SSO with SCIM, audit logs and on-premise or hybrid deployment.
- [Privacy Policy](https://www.gecko.secu
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