Security enforcement for
the agents you run
Agents that ship without humans in the loop need security controls that do too. Corridor sits inside the agent's environment, enforcing guardrails at commit time and catching vulnerabilities before they reach developers.
Security reviews built into your agent's loop
$ git commit -m "Add file download endpoint"
[corridor] pre-commit → scanning staged diff against guardrails...
[corridor] Blocked: path traversal in routes.py:14 (user-controlled filename)
Agent edited routes.py
$ git commit -m "Add file download endpoint"
[corridor] pre-commit → 0 issues, commit allowed
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Every commit, checked before it lands
Corridor runs directly in your agent's environment, scanning every staged diff against your company's security guardrails and catching vulnerabilities before they reach a commit or PR.
Corridor: filename is passed straight to send_file. Confine paths to the downloads directory.
Fixing: resolving the path and rejecting anything outside DOWNLOAD_DIR.
+ safe_path = (DOWNLOAD_DIR / filename).resolve()
+ if DOWNLOAD_DIR not in safe_path.parents: abort(400)
Corridor: 0 issues. Committing.
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The agent fixes it while it still has context
Findings go back to the agent. The agent that wrote the code already knows why it made the change, so it can fix the issue in the same session and try the commit again.
09:12DevinBlocked: hardcoded secret in config.ts
09:13DevinFixed and committed — 0 issues
09:40CodexPR #482 opened — 31 files, clean
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Security teams see every agent, every commit
Each scan, finding, and fix is recorded in Corridor. Know which agents are shipping code, what your guardrails caught, and what was fixed before a human ever looked at it.
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Why enforcement belongs in the loop
Faster shipping
Vulnerabilities are fixed before review, so PRs from agents arrive clean and reviewers stop being the bottleneck. Agents keep moving instead of waiting on humans.
Review happens too late for agents
By the time a PR opens, the agent has moved on. Fixing a finding means a human reads unfamiliar code or re-prompts an agent with no context. Catching it at commit keeps the fix with the author.