Review every PRbefore it's merged.

A traditional pentest is a person, booked weeks out, testing a single snapshot of your app. Parameter runs autonomous agents on demand, and on every release, with comparable depth, delivered the same day.

Sentinel reviews each pull request the moment it opens, so findings land as comments in the PR within minutes, not days. You see them in the same flow where you're already working, before anything merges.

Yes. Every review is recorded (what was found, where, and how it was resolved), giving you an audit trail of your security posture over time that you can share with auditors and customers.

Sentinel reads the changes in each pull request to review them, so it connects through your existing Git provider. It only looks at what it needs to review the diff, and nothing leaves your review flow.

Sentinel reasons about each change in the context of the surrounding code, so it flags issues that are actually exploitable rather than pattern-matching on keywords. It comments only where it matters, keeping the signal high.

It catches common vulnerability classes (injection, broken access control, authentication gaps, and unsafe handling of secrets or user input), along with logic flaws introduced by a change. Because it reviews every PR, it catches them before they reach production.

Sentinel reviews code in the pull request before it merges, so it never touches your running systems. It reads and comments on changes; it doesn't execute your application or send traffic to live environments.