Our mission
Kelvex builds open-source tools that catch the vulnerabilities — and a community where developers help each other use them well.
We believe security review has to move at the speed of AI-generated code. That means tools that are fast enough to run on every change, clear enough that any developer understands the result, and open enough that anyone can verify how they work.
We would rather ship one check that catches a real hole than fifty that cry wolf — and we'd rather have a small, active community than a silent one.
Open by default
Every Kelvex tool is open source under the MIT license. No black boxes — read the code, audit it, extend it.
Built for AI-written code
Our checks target the mistakes AI assistants repeat: leaked secrets, injected prompts, unsafe generated dependencies.
Signal, not noise
Every finding comes with a plain explanation and a fix. If we can't tell you what to do about it, we don't flag it.
Backed by a community
Findings, patterns, and fixes get shared and improved by developers using Kelvex every day, not just by our team.