Auto-apply. Draft. Your approval.
Hiro’s risk engine grades every change: low-risk fixes apply themselves, riskier changes arrive as drafts, and the sensitive systems you choose wait for your approval. Everything is tested before it applies, watched after, and logged.
Every change runs the same pipeline.
The risk engine grades it.
The grade reflects what the change touches and how reversible it is, and it decides the path: auto-apply, draft, or your approval.
Specialized agents review it.
Before anything applies, separate agents check the change from different angles: what it does, which permissions and data it touches, and what could break downstream.
Tested before it touches anything.
The change runs first in a sandbox, an isolated test environment, and moves forward only after the test passes.
Applied with metrics, watched live.
Every applied change ships with its own metrics, the numbers that would move if it broke something. Hiro watches them the way an SRE watches a deploy.
Automatic on regression.
If the metrics regress, Hiro rolls the change back automatically and writes the full story to the action log.
What never changes.
You set what runs on its own.
You decide what each grade is allowed to do: auto-apply, draft, or wait for your approval. Set it per system and per environment. Permission changes and anything sent outside your company default to review.
The worst case is a rollback.
Not an incident. Every change is tested before it applies and watched after, so if something breaks, Hiro undoes it and writes down why.
Every action logged.
A queryable, timestamped record of every scan, fix, approval, and rollback. Your audit evidence writes itself.
See every action it takes.
Start a 14-day trial and watch the log from the first scan. Governed, autonomous remediation: nothing mutates your environment outside the policy you set.