StackHawk's Wingman patches security flaws mid-coding

StackHawk has launched Wingman, a security tool that detects and fixes vulnerabilities directly inside AI coding sessions on platforms like Claude Code, Cursor and GitHub Copilot. When a coding agent marks a feature complete, Wingman automatically configures itself, scans the running application like an attacker would, and sends fixes back to the agent before a pull request opens. Early-access customers saw over 7,000 vulnerabilities fixed with a 98% hold rate. Wingman costs $10 per user monthly, includes unlimited applications with 50 scans per user, and offers a 14-day free trial. Enterprise teams can pair it with StackHawk Scale for broader coverage.