Your team wrote the standards. Enforcing them means translating each one into scanner rules. Hundreds of them, per repo, maintained forever. Standards drift, mappings go stale, and the scanner floods every PR with false positives. Developers stop reading.
Prime brings the right standards into every code review

Find and resolve critical code issues
Prime maintains the rules. You don't.
Your standards become enforced automatically, matched to every repo.
Policy changes propagate on their own.
And when Prime finds an exploitable attack vector, that becomes a rule too, so the same hole never opens twice.

Security standards in every PR
Check each pull request for your approved auth flows, encryption methods, architecture patterns, and framework requirements, so policy violations get caught before they merge.

Auditable records
Every review, finding, validation, and fix is logged. When the audit asks whether your standards are enforced, the answer is evidence, not assurance.




How Prime reviews code before it merges

Learn your standards
Prime reads your security policies, approved architecture patterns, and the requirements your team already wrote. No translation into rules. The standards apply as written, matched to each repo.

Review every pull request
Every PR gets checked the moment it opens, whether a developer or an agent wrote it. Policy violations, security flaws, vulnerable and outdated dependencies, and logic-level risk that pattern scanners miss.

Validate the issue
Before Prime comments, it confirms the issue is real and reachable in your codebase. Not exploitable, not surfaced. That's where the false positives die.

Comment the fix
Prime comments the issue with everything the fix requires. Which policy was violated, what the approved pattern looks like, what to change. Your agents take it from there, in the same session.
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