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AISLE (autonomous vulnerability discovery, triage and verified-fix agents) vs Cursor Bugbot

AISLE (autonomous vulnerability discovery, triage and verified-fix agents) (AISLE (Aisle s.r.o. / Aisle Inc.)) and Cursor Bugbot (Anysphere) are both listed in the Code security category of Agent Index. They share no framework tags in our dataset.

Field	AISLE (autonomous vulnerability discovery, triage and verified-fix agents)	Cursor Bugbot
Vendor	AISLE (Aisle s.r.o. / Aisle Inc.)	Anysphere
HQ	Czech Republic · Europe	United States · North America
Primary category	Code security	Code security
Also listed in	Code security, Security	Code security, Security
Summary	Prague-headquartered AI code-security platform in which thousands of agents analyse a codebase in parallel for exploitable vulnerabilities, fix agents write patches, and agentic verification builds the repo and runs tests before opening a pull request for human merge. October 2026 added agent-driven proof of exploitability against running web apps and APIs. Cohere signed a letter of intent to acquire AISLE on Oct 15, 2026.	Cursor’s AI pull-request reviewer. Official docs say it identifies bugs, security issues and code-quality problems and comments with explanations and suggested fixes.
Framework tags (Agent Index)	—	—
Frameworks (vendor-claimed)	SOC 2, ISO 27001, ISO 42001 (vendor's own certification)	—
Capabilities / tasks	sast, sca, remediation, pr review, vulnerability management, appsec	pr review, appsec, remediation
Pricing (as published)	Not published. Enterprise platform by demo/quote; a no-commitment 'AISLE Snapshot' assessment is offered.	Usage-based on Individual and Teams plans; no separate Bugbot subscription. Cursor’s Bugbot page states Individual plans use included usage first, Teams bill from on-demand usage, and the average review costs $1.00–$1.50 depending on PR size. Enterprise trials are arranged with the account team.
Pricing model	quote	published-tiers
Primary source	https://aisle.com/platform/autonomous-remediation	https://cursor.com/docs/bugbot
Last checked	2026-10-19	2026-10-18
Official site	https://aisle.com/	https://cursor.com/docs/bugbot

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