GitLab Duo Vulnerability Resolution vs ZeroPath (AI-native SAST and autofix)

GitLab Duo Vulnerability Resolution (GitLab) and ZeroPath (AI-native SAST and autofix) (ZeroPath) are both listed in the Code security category of Agent Index. They share no framework tags in our dataset.

Field	GitLab Duo Vulnerability Resolution	ZeroPath (AI-native SAST and autofix)
Vendor	GitLab	ZeroPath
HQ	United States · North America	United States · North America
Primary category	Code security	Code security
Also listed in	Code security, Security	Code security, Security
Summary	GitLab Duo features that explain SAST vulnerabilities and open merge requests with proposed AI remediations, including an agentic resolution flow.	AI-native AppSec platform that finds business-logic and auth flaws, validates findings from existing SAST tools, runs PR security reviews and generates one-click patches refined in natural language.
Framework tags (Agent Index)	—	—
Frameworks (vendor-claimed)	—	—
Capabilities / tasks	appsec, sast, remediation, vulnerability management	appsec, sast, remediation, pr review, sca
Pricing (as published)	Requires GitLab Ultimate and a GitLab Duo add-on (Duo Enterprise or Duo with Amazon Q per docs). GitLab.com Premium is published at $29 per user/month billed annually with included GitLab Credits; Ultimate is listed on about.gitlab.com/pricing without a public dollar amount (sales/credits). Confirm current Duo add-on prices with GitLab.	Team plan starting from $1,000/month + $60 per developer (unlimited repositories and scans) on zeropath.com/pricing; Enterprise is custom; usage-based credits listed as coming soon; startup discounts up to 50%.
Pricing model	published-tiers	published-tiers
Primary source	https://docs.gitlab.com/user/application_security/remediate/duo/	https://zeropath.com/products/sast-autofix
Last checked	2026-10-18	2026-10-18
Official site	https://docs.gitlab.com/user/application_security/vulnerabilities/	https://zeropath.com/products/sast-autofix

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• Qodo multi-agent code review — Agentic pull-request review platform (formerly CodiumAI) that flags bugs, security issues and rule violations with organisational context. A general code reviewer, not a dedicated SAST scanner. · Qodo multi-agent code review pair comparison
• RegScale RegML AI agents (RegScale CCM) — Continuous controls monitoring platform whose RegML AI agents monitor controls, collect evidence, draft control documentation and trigger remediation for FedRAMP, CMMC and NIST programmes; RegScale CCM is FedRAMP High authorized.
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