Semgrep Multimodal

Vendor: Semgrep · HQ: United States · Category: Code security · Security

Last verified 18 Oct 2026 · Added 18 Oct 2026 · 5 sources · How we verify

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What it does

Semgrep Multimodal combines AI reasoning with Semgrep’s rule-based analysis for detection, triage and remediation. Vendor pages describe PR remediation guidance, suggested fixes and optional autofix PRs; docs say AI-assisted remediation requires Multimodal to be enabled (Settings > Global). Semgrep’s pricing page lists Multimodal capabilities (AI-powered detection, auto-triage, remediation guidance, autofix) on Free, Teams and Enterprise, with included AI credits. Semgrep Assistant is the earlier name for related AI assistance; this listing uses the current Multimodal product name. Semgrep, Inc. privacy notice gives a postal address at 799 Market Street, San Francisco, CA, United States.

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Pricing (as published)

Free Edition: no charge for up to 10 contributors, 60 AI credits included, up to 10 private repositories. Teams starts at Code or Supply Chain $30/month/contributor and Secrets $15/month/contributor, with 20 AI credits per developer/month. Enterprise is volume/quote with 50 AI credits per developer/month. Figures from semgrep.dev/pricing at last check.

India relevance

SAST/SCA/secrets findings with AI triage and fix guidance can support CERT-In-oriented vulnerability handling. Semgrep does not market a CERT-In module.

Tasks

appsecsastremediationpr-reviewvulnerability-management

Sources

1. semgrep.dev/products/semgrep-multimodal (primary)
2. docs.semgrep.dev/semgrep-multimodal/getting-started.md
3. docs.semgrep.dev/for-developers/resolve-findings-through-comments
4. semgrep.dev/pricing
5. semgrep.dev/legal/privacy

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Use-case comparisons

• AI code security agents — 12 verified listings (Application security scanning, suggested or automated code fixes, and pull-request security review)

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