You wrote the idea. Cendriix wrote the rest , including the boring, scary security parts you didn't know existed.
When Cendriix builds your app, 47 automatic checks run before any code touches your sandbox, and 22 more keep running in production. No security ticket. No security engineer. No compliance consultant. No “who left the S3 bucket open this time”. Cendriix has. You never leave Cendriix to find out, every result is here, inline, with a fix already drafted.
47 things Cendriix does before your code ships
Every check runs automatically on every change. No configuration, no opt-in. If you want to add more, you can, but you start with all of these.
Exposed API keys, tokens, and credentials before commit
scan.secretsSQL injection, XSS, command injection, unsafe deserialisation
scan.sastUnexpected new dependencies and licence changes per PR
scan.sbomPublic S3 buckets, open security groups, missing encryption at rest
scan.iacCVEs in base images and installed OS packages
scan.containerBlocks AGPL-3.0 in closed-source builds automatically
scan.licenseWCAG 2.2 AA: colour contrast, ARIA roles, keyboard navigation
scan.a11yCore Web Vitals regressions, JS bundle overruns, LCP violations
scan.perfPredicted hourly burn before the stack is provisioned
scan.costAccidental email addresses, SSNs, and card numbers in logs
scan.piiHIPAA / PCI / SOX / GDPR / SOC 2 evidence pipeline (in development â on roadmap)
scan.compliance"Ignore previous instructions" and system-prompt exfiltration attempts
scan.prompt-inj22 things Cendriix watches in production
Shipping was not the end. Cendriix keeps running after your app goes live, silently, without alerts you didn't ask for, until something actually needs your attention.
Monitors error rates, latency p99, and token spend for statistical deviations
Warns at 60d, enforces rotation at 90d, applies to all credential types
TLS certificates flagged at 90d, 30d, and 7d; auto-renews via ACME if permitted
NVD + GitHub Advisory Database; auto-patches pass-clean upgrades without waiting for you
Scans GitHub commits, Gists, and Pastebin clones for leaked workspace credentials
Agent tasks stalled past their p95 runtime trigger a page and an automatic retry
Pauses the workspace automatically if hourly burn exceeds the operator-set hard cap
Zero-traffic environments pause after 48h to eliminate dead-cost accumulation
Geo-velocity and impossible-travel signals trigger step-up auth automatically
Progressive lockouts on auth endpoints; CAPTCHA escalation after 5 failures
Adaptive rate-shaping separates crawler traffic from human sessions in real time
Cloudflare / AWS Shield routing activates at L3/L4 within 30 seconds of detection
Nightly restore-test runs against a shadow instance; alerts if restore > 4h RTO
"Delete me" requests processed within 24h; GDPR Art. 17 SLA tracked per request
Subject Access Requests fulfilled automatically; operator reviews before release
Upstream health probes for 40+ integrated APIs; failover triggers on sustained failures
Signed audit events streamed to your SIEM in real time, Splunk, Datadog, OpenSearch
Tracks output distributions across model versions; alerts on unexpected behavioural shifts
IAM role assumption events outside normal patterns trigger immediate alerts
Unusual outbound traffic volumes or destinations flagged and quarantined pending review
Vault seal status, token TTLs, and unsealing errors monitored continuously
Will re-map live infrastructure to SOC 2 / HIPAA controls hourly and flag gaps â on the roadmap, not yet shipped.
What Cendriix does when a check fails
Four steps, every time, without exception.
You can override Cendriix, but you have to mean it
Operators can bypass a guardrail with a written reason. That override is logged, attributed, and attached to the audit trail permanently. The guardrail re-arms after a 7-day cooldown, no silent permanent bypass.
Founders generally cannot override Cendriix directly. When a guardrail fires, founders see a plain-English explanation: “Cendriix refused, let's talk about this with your engineering team.” This is not a bureaucratic gate. It is a guardrail that exists because the founder's codebase is in production and the consequences of a mistake are real.
Override events receive extra audit attention: a second-factor confirmation, a mandatory reason field, and a notification to the workspace owner. 7-day cooldown timer starts the moment the override is recorded.
See every scan result in one place.
Security results, compliance evidence, and incident history live inside Cendriix, not in Snyk, not in Wiz, not in a spreadsheet your auditor emailed you.