StackHawk Wingman (find-fix-verify security for AI coding agents)
Vendor: StackHawk (StackHawk, Inc.) · HQ: United States · Category: Code security · Security
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What it does
StackHawk publicly launched Wingman on September 15, 2026. Wingman installs into AI coding agents (Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Codex and Antigravity are named) as a plugin and skills. It scans automatically at session start, after commits and when the agent finishes responding, or on request, sending real HTTP requests at the running app (local, dev, test or prod) to test 150+ vulnerability types, including SQL injection, XSS, sensitive data exposure, remote code execution, broken access control and business-logic flaws. The coding agent then decides whether each finding is real and fixable, writes the fix in the working tree as a normal git diff, and Wingman rescans to confirm the vulnerability is gone, tying each test to a commit. In approve mode the developer approves each edit; in auto mode they review the diff. Scan traffic stays on the developer's machine; findings and app profiles go to StackHawk's platform, not source code. A Scale plan adds attack-surface discovery and org-wide coverage. Result figures on the page are vendor claims.
Frameworks (vendor-stated)
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Pricing (as published)
Wingman: US$10 per user per month, unlimited apps, 14-day free trial (no card). Scale plan: contact sales.
Tasks
appsecremediationvulnerability managementagent platform with security integrations
Sources
- stackhawk.com/product/wingman/ (primary)
- stackhawk.com/pricing/
- stackhawk.com/privacy-policy/
- prnewswire.com/news-releases/stackhawk-launches-wingman-to-autonomously-fix-vulnerabilities-during-ai-coding-sessions-302878443.html
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FAQ (from this dataset)
What does StackHawk Wingman do?
Security plugin for AI coding agents (Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Codex, Antigravity) that runs dynamic tests against the running app during the coding session, has the agent triage and fix what it finds, then rescans to prove the fix before the pull request. Published at US$10 per user per month.
How much does StackHawk Wingman cost?
Wingman: US$10 per user per month, unlimited apps, 14-day free trial (no card). Scale plan: contact sales.
Where is StackHawk (StackHawk, Inc.) headquartered?
United States
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