The Platform

One engine. Five jobs.
Live in your environment.

CodeScan, Debugging, Deep Fix, Build and Advisor run on the same loop. Each one reads your code, works inside your infrastructure, and delivers results for your team to review. Here is each one, live.

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Connectors

Plugs into the stack you already run.

VisionHammer connects to the tools your team already uses, from your code repository and issue tracker to your CI pipeline and communication channels. No parallel stack to maintain.

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See where you stand.
Before changing anything.

CodeScan runs a full read-only audit of your repository across five dimensions: security vulnerabilities, exposed secrets, dependency CVEs, code quality, and test coverage. You get an executive report in minutes. No write access, no deployment changes, no time from your team. This is the natural first step, zero risk, immediate visibility.

scan-report.pdfexecutive
Security3 critical
Secrets2 exposed
Dependencies11 CVEs
QualityB+
Test coverage58%

Resolves incidents
the moment they land.

The moment an error hits production, the agent opens the incident, reads your code, traces the call stack across services, finds the root cause, writes the fix, runs your test suite, and opens a reviewed Pull Request. All before your team has finished reading the alert.

incident #4471
LIVE
10:42:01ERRORTypeError: Cannot read properties of null
10:42:30DETECTincident opened, severity HIGH
10:42:46UNDERSTANDroot cause identified, 2 files
10:43:20FIXpatch generated, additive change
10:43:37TEST214 passed, 0 failed
10:44:07PRopened #1043, awaiting review

The root cause.
Not the symptom.

When the same class of error keeps recurring, Deep Fix traces the structural origin across your codebase and corrects every occurrence of the pattern in a single reviewed PR. Instead of patching the same symptom repeatedly, one fix eliminates the entire category.

src/routes/search.ts
ROOT CAUSE
src/routes/search.ts
const q = `SELECT * FROM users WHERE name = '${name}'`
db.query(q)
+const q = 'SELECT * FROM users WHERE name = $1'
+db.query(q, [name])
fixes the same pattern in 4 other files

From a ticket
to a reviewed PR.

Hand the agent a ticket from your issue tracker. It reads the requirements, plans the implementation, writes the code across the necessary files, runs your test suite, and opens a Pull Request for your team to review and merge. The same loop, applied to building instead of fixing.

VH-238
Add rate limiting to /auth
Plan reviewed and scoped
Implemented, 3 files changed
Running test suite
Open Pull Request

A senior engineer that
knows your entire system.

Advisor has full context of your codebase, architecture, and history. Ask it for a second opinion on a technical decision, a migration plan, or an architecture audit. It gives grounded answers based on your actual code, not generic best practices. Like having a senior engineer who has read every file and remembers every change.

AdvisorLIVE
YOU
What's the safest way to migrate auth from v2 to v3 without downtime?
ADVISOR
Based on your current auth module (src/auth/), I recommend a parallel-run strategy. The v2 token validator is called in 14 endpoints. Start with /auth/refresh, which has the lowest traffic and an existing integration test. I can prepare the migration PR for that endpoint first.
Ask about your codebase...

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Start with a free scan.
See the loop for yourself.

One read-only repository scan. No code leaves your environment.