heyGRC works alongside the tools you already run.
The tools on your pull requests focus on code: bugs, quality, known vulnerabilities. heygrc adds a different layer on the same changes, whether one touches a control in the compliance frameworks you have to meet, with the exact clause. Here is how it sits next to each.
- Dependency updatesheyGRC alongside Dependabot
Dependabot keeps your dependencies up to date and opens pull requests to fix known-vulnerability advisories.
- Vulnerability and dependency securityheyGRC alongside Snyk
Snyk finds and helps fix known security vulnerabilities across your dependencies, containers, and code.
- Code quality and static analysisheyGRC alongside SonarQube
SonarQube analyzes code for quality issues, bugs, and maintainability, and tracks technical debt over time.
- Static analysis (SAST)heyGRC alongside Semgrep
Semgrep scans code for security and correctness patterns using lightweight, customizable rules.
- Semantic code analysisheyGRC alongside CodeQL
CodeQL analyzes code as data, using semantic queries to find security vulnerabilities through dataflow.
- AI code reviewheyGRC alongside Cursor Bugbot
Cursor Bugbot is an AI code reviewer. It reviews each pull request and flags likely bugs and code-quality problems before they merge.
- AI code reviewheyGRC alongside CodeRabbit
CodeRabbit is an AI code review tool. It reviews pull requests for bugs, code quality, and best practices, and summarizes what changed.
- AI code reviewheyGRC alongside Greptile
Greptile is an AI code reviewer that indexes your whole repository so its review of a pull request is aware of the rest of the codebase.
- AI code reviewheyGRC alongside GitHub Copilot code review
GitHub Copilot code review is GitHub's built-in AI reviewer. It reviews pull requests and suggests fixes for bugs and code-quality issues directly in GitHub.