Getting Started

You can go from zero to your first security assessment in a few short steps. Security engineers auditing a production codebase and developers adding automated security review to their CI workflow both find their path here.

AISafe is an AI-powered security testing platform. You create an organization, connect a repository or provide a target URL, choose an assessment type (code audit or pentest), and AI agents do the rest: producing structured findings with evidence, severity ratings, and fix suggestions. You can then invite teammates, set up continuous PR review, schedule recurring scans, and export findings to your issue tracker.

What you'll need

Before you start, gather the following:

• A modern web browser: AISafe runs in the browser. Any current version of Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Edge works.
• An AISafe account: sign up with passwordless email, GitHub, or Google OAuth. If your organization uses AISafe, ask an owner or admin to send you an invitation.
• A repository or target URL to scan: for a code audit, you need a GitHub or GitLab repository (private repos require the AISafe GitHub App or GitLab integration). For a pentest, you need one or more live target URLs, plus any authentication credentials the agents need to reach protected areas.

If you are running a pentest against a target behind authentication, have your test credentials ready before you start. For a code audit, make sure the repository is accessible: public, or connected through the GitHub App.

You need no local installation, CLI, or agent runtime. AISafe runs in the cloud.

If you are joining an existing organization, skip to the Dashboard overview. Your owner or admin will send you an invitation link by email.

Learning path

Follow these steps in order. Each page builds on the previous one, and by the end you will have a completed assessment, a triaged findings list, and a team ready for continuous security review.

1. Create an account: sign up with email, GitHub, or Google and verify your identity.
2. Run your first assessment: create an organization, connect a repo or target, pick an assessment type, and read the findings.
3. Invite your team: add teammates by email, assign roles, and organize them into teams for granular access.
4. Dashboard overview: navigate the dashboard, covering assessments, findings, projects, reports, integrations, and settings.

Each step takes about 5 to 10 minutes. If you have an account and want to run a scan, jump to Run your first assessment.

Onboarding tracks

Create an accountAISafe offers three ways to sign up: passwordless email, GitHub OAuth, and Google OAuth. All three create an account in seconds and drop you into the dashboard where you can run your first assessment. You need one signup method to get started. You can link additional providers to the same account later from your account settings.

Run your first assessmentYou will create an organization, connect a source or target, choose an assessment type, run it, and read the findings. By the end you will have a completed assessment with structured vulnerabilities ready for triage and remediation.

Invite your teamAISafe organizations support multiple members with role-based access control. You can invite teammates by email, assign them roles, and organize them into teams for granular repository and assessment access.

Dashboard overviewThe AISafe dashboard is your command center for security assessments, findings, reports, and integrations.