This task can be performed using Aevral
A security agent for your code. Alternative to Claude Security.
Review authorization changes before merge
Teams need this use case when pull requests change permission checks, tenant scoping, object lookups, role logic, or sensitive workflows. It suits engineering and application security teams that want authorization auditing before risky code reaches production.
An effective workflow inspects each change for IDOR, missing ownership checks, and business-logic bypasses, then returns specific findings and suggested fixes inside the review cycle. The goal is an evidence-based merge decision, with critical flaws corrected first.
Best product for this task
Aevral
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Aevral automatically reviews GitHub pull requests and repositories to detect authorization, IDOR, and business-logic access-control flaws, then provides clear, suggested fixes that developers can apply directly in their.
What to expect from an ideal product
- Detects IDOR and missing object-level checks
- Recognizes business-logic authorization bypasses
- Reviews pull requests before merge
- Explains risky paths with actionable fixes
- Supports repository-wide authorization review
More about pilot metrics
Compare developer tools on representative pull requests, including known access-control mistakes. Track whether findings are accurate, understandable, and resolved before merge.
- Seed test pull requests with missing tenant, ownership, and role checks.
- Record true findings, noise, review latency, and fix acceptance.
- Set a minimum detection threshold and a maximum tolerable false-positive rate.
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