Atlarix
Freemium
Engineering teams needing private/local AI coding assistance
Regex-based secret scanners are fast, cheap, and reliably wrong — flagging test tokens, example credentials, and placeholder strings until your developers start ignoring every alert. Puaro exists to fix that alert fatigue problem by bringing context-aware AI into pull request scanning.
$0 · Free tier: 1 organization, up to 5 users, up to 10 repositories (≤10GB each) · Checked Oct 18, 2026
Puaro connects to GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket via OAuth and scans every pull request before merge, running what the vendor calls an AI Context Engine to distinguish real credentials from example strings. The vendor states 5% false positive rate and 0.3-second scan time per 1,000 lines — both measured in testing, not in your production codebase. Zero infrastructure means no agent to deploy, no YAML to maintain, and no self-hosted option if your compliance posture requires on-prem. The free plan covers 10 repositories. Teams that need more repos, stricter SLAs, or data residency controls will hit paid-only territory before they finish rolling this out org-wide.
Bottom line: Pick Puaro if you need pull request secret detection running inside a week on a small repo set — but plan a different conversation when your security audit requires self-hosted deployment or your repo count outgrows the free tier.
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Every leaked credential that makes it to production started as a pull request that nobody caught in time. Puaro scans pull requests for secrets — API keys, tokens, passwords, certificates — before the merge happens. The workflow is OAuth-connect, scan, alert: one-click authorization with your Git provider, automatic scanning of every PR by the AI Context Engine, and instant notifications via Slack, email, or inline PR comments. You choose the enforcement policy — block, warn, or notify — so teams can tune escalation without a security team rewriting pipeline config.
The differentiating claim is context-aware detection over pattern matching. The vendor states the AI Context Engine reads code semantics, not just character patterns, which is why the advertised false positive rate sits at 5% where regex tools flood alert queues. That distinction matters in practice: a regex scanner flags every string that looks like a token; a context-aware scanner also asks whether it appears in a test fixture, a comment, or a live configuration. The vendor reports 99.8% detection accuracy, verified in testing.
Puaro is cloud-hosted and cloud-only — no self-hosted option exists on the page. Teams operating in environments that require on-prem tooling, air-gapped infrastructure, or strict data residency controls outside the vendor’s GDPR-ready cloud will hit a hard wall. The free plan covers 10 repositories, so organizations with larger repo counts will need a paid tier before full coverage is possible. The product is in early access, which means the roadmap is still being shaped by early adopters and production behavior at scale has a shorter track record than established alternatives.
Integrations run through OAuth with GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket. Alerts reach teams via Slack, email, or direct PR comments. The vendor states SOC 2 infrastructure compliance is in progress and GDPR data residency options are available. No agent installation is required on the developer side, which the vendor positions as the reason developers adopt it rather than route around it.
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