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# AGI Readiness

The AI era ships more code. It pulls in more dependencies. It expands the surface attackers can reach. That means more vulnerabilities can pile up, faster.

AGI Readiness helps you stay ahead of that curve. Automatically fix vulnerabilities before they accumulate. Audit your code and APIs with AI-powered security testing. Keep a live view of the cloud resources and domains attackers can reach.

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### What AGI Readiness includes

#### Set up automated PR creation

Use AutoFix to create reviewable pull requests automatically. That keeps remediation moving without adding manual busywork.

Start with [Automatic Creation of Pull Requests](/autofix-and-remediation/automation-and-merging/automatic-creation-of-pull-requests.md).

#### Run AI-powered code and API audits

Use Code Audit for pentest-grade reasoning on source code. Use Pentest to validate exploitability against live apps and APIs.

Start with [Code Audit Overview](/ai-code-analysis/ai-code-audit-overview.md) and [Pentest Overview](/pentests/aikido-pentest.md).

#### Connect your cloud and attack surface

Connect your cloud to track resources, misconfigurations, and inventory. Add your domains to monitor your external attack surface.

Start with [Connect Your Cloud](/cloud-scanning/connect-your-cloud.md) or [Attack Surface Monitoring](/dast-surface-monitoring/attack-surface-scanning.md).


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