Visual reports and PDFs
Show confirmed findings by severity, remediation priorities, source context, and a detailed evidence appendix.
Know the risk.
Show the evidence.
Bring clarity to your security review. Keep the findings, scope, and remediation together—then turn them into a report people can act on.
Internal access · isolated project workspaces
PreCheckSecurity review
Example customer portal
Evidence, impact, and the next decision.
- Source revision
- example-fixture-001
- Reviewed scope
- Synthetic example only
Confirmed findings1Needs validation1
MediumExample finding
Record ownership check omitted
Enforce the tenant boundary before changing a protected record.
Scope and validation limits stay visible alongside the findings.
A clear path from
review to report.
Start with a defined scope. Preserve the original evidence. Give every audience the detail they need.
Define the review
Create a project and an audit program. Record the codebase, scope, source revision, and review depth.
Bring the evidence
Run the security-audit workflow in Codex, then import its findings, coverage ledger, architecture notes, and run metadata.
Present the decision
Inspect the findings, track remediation, and export a visual PDF or a reviewed 20-second video summary.
One evidence base.
The right level of detail.
A concise summary for a decision-maker. A traceable technical record for the person making the fix.
Reviewed video summaries
Use Brag and Hyperframes to turn reviewed executive content into a short presentation. Technical evidence stays in the report.
Remediation tracking
Track open work, fixes in progress, and items ready for retest. Keep those updates separate from the original audit verdict.
Confidence needs context.
Confirmed findings, validation blockers, and coverage gaps are different things. PreCheck keeps them distinct.
Severity is assigned only to confirmed records. Missing coverage remains visible. An empty findings list is never presented as proof that a codebase is free of vulnerabilities.
Accounts have separate workspaces. Public registration is disabled; administrators can invite additional accounts when needed.
Your next review
starts with a clear scope.
Open your workspace and prepare the first audit program.