The Ixtli Code Graph builds a complete map of your program — every function, every cross-file call, every data flow — to follow the real trail of a vulnerability, not just recognize a pattern that looks like one.
Click a node with an amber ring to trace how a vulnerability propagates through the graph.
Most security tools analyze your code file by file. They find a lot, fast. But when a dangerous piece of data crosses several files before reaching a sensitive sink, that kind of analysis loses the thread — not out of carelessness, but because it never had the complete map to follow it.
The Ixtli Code Graph connects your entire repository into a single graph: code structure, control flow, calls between functions and files, and real data flow. With that map, we can answer questions that otherwise go without a certain answer:
Is this vulnerable dependency actually reachable from a real endpoint, or does it live in code nobody executes?
Where does this tainted piece of data travel, even if it crosses three files along the way?
What actually breaks if I touch this function?
When we flag something as critical, it's because we traced the full route — start to finish, over the real map of your program. And before we report it, every critical finding goes through a 4-layer verification, including a different model from the one that detected it, so it's never the same system auditing itself.
Connect your repository and let the Ixtli Code Graph find the real exploit paths — not just patterns that look like one.
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