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Nullify autonomous product-security agents (find-to-fix with merge-ready PRs and AI Pentest Agent) vs Pixee (automated triage and fix)

Nullify autonomous product-security agents (find-to-fix with merge-ready PRs and AI Pentest Agent) (Nullify (Nullify Holdings Pty Ltd)) and Pixee (automated triage and fix) (Pixee) are both listed in the Code security category of Agent Index. They share no framework tags in our dataset.

Field	Nullify autonomous product-security agents (find-to-fix with merge-ready PRs and AI Pentest Agent)	Pixee (automated triage and fix)
Vendor	Nullify (Nullify Holdings Pty Ltd)	Pixee
HQ	Australia · Australia and New Zealand	United States · North America
Primary category	Code security	Code security
Also listed in	Code security, Security	Code security, Security
Summary	Australian 'autonomous system of agents' for product security that covers code, secrets, API pentesting and exploit validation. It proves findings with reproducible evidence, scores them against the customer's assets, writes merge-ready fix PRs routed to code owners, and runs remediation campaigns through Jira and Slack until merge, with the customer keeping final merge approval.	Security 'harness' that triages SAST/SCA/DAST/secrets findings for exploitability, opens fix pull requests with the analysis attached, works inside coding agents, and builds design-stage threat models.
Framework tags (Agent Index)	—	—
Frameworks (vendor-claimed)	—	—
Capabilities / tasks	appsec, sast, sca, secrets detection, remediation, vulnerability management, pen test management	appsec, remediation, sast, sca, vulnerability management
Pricing (as published)	Not published. Nullify says it prices on work performed (scoped program and estimated volume), not seats or license tiers.	Not published as list prices. Pixee describes outcome-based pricing per 'resolution' (each automated triage or fix action), not per developer; custom quote.
Pricing model	quote	quote
Primary source	https://www.nullify.ai/	https://www.pixee.ai/platform
Last checked	2026-10-19	2026-10-18
Official site	https://www.nullify.ai/	https://www.pixee.ai/platform

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