Digi Tracks
DigiTracks
Developer & Security Tools

Code audit, security and operations without sending source to a cloud.

Four tools for engineering teams that cannot upload their codebase: a 77-engine code auditor, an evidence-first security graph, an open-source project command center and an agentic SDLC cockpit. They run locally, from a CLI or a desktop window.

View ORIONDiscuss your setup

At a glance

What this work covers.

  • Audit source, secrets, IaC and dependencies in one local scan
  • Trace multi-hop attack paths across code, identity, cloud and data
  • Start, stop and diagnose a local project from one window or CLI
  • Run agentic review, security scanning and compiler-verified patching without code egress

Stated plainly

Licensing differs per tool: ORION is free to install during its public preview but remains proprietary, ORION Hunter is commercial, OpsPilot is Apache-2.0 and RECON’s terms live in its README. None of the four is a hosted scanner that receives your source — they run where you install them.

ORIONInstalled from a package manager · Proprietary
ORION HUNTERSelf-hosted on your own hardware · Commercial
OpsPilotA desktop app you install · Available
RECONInstalled from a package manager · Available
ORION mark

Proprietary

ORION

In-House Code Intelligence & Bug Finder: 77 Engines, Zero Cloud

A zero-cloud code intelligence and security CLI: 77 specialized in-house engines for deep SAST, taint-proven injection guards, secret and PII detection, AI/LLM defense, IaC audits, supply-chain analysis and STRIDE threat modeling across 12 languages. Ships as standalone binaries via npm (Windows, macOS, Linux) with zero third-party runtime dependencies.

  • 77 Specialized In-House Engines
  • Deep SAST & Taint-Proven Injection Guards (SSRF, XXE, SSTI, CSRF…)
  • Secrets, PII & Entropy-Based Credential Detection
  • AI & LLM Defense: Prompt Injection, Agent Trust Boundaries
Product details
ORION HUNTER mark

Commercial

ORION HUNTER

In-House Security Reasoning Platform: Evidence-First, Airgap-Ready

A security reasoning platform built on 124 in-house engines: mapping code, live apps, identity and infrastructure into one evidence-backed security graph, with multi-hop attack paths and findings that carry their own source-to-sink proof.

  • 124 In-House Engines · 123 Tracked · Zero Unwired
  • 15 Evidence-Backed Knowledge Graph Edge Types
  • Multi-Hop Attack Path Solver (9-Dimension Scoring)
  • 8-State Reachability: Code → API → Identity → Network → Cloud → Data
Product details
OpsPilot mark

Available

OpsPilot

Open-Source Project Command Center: Desktop App & CLI

A free, open-source command center for running a local project. It scans a directory, reports what it found with evidence, builds an ordered startup plan, then starts, stops and diagnoses your services from one window. A Rust engine drives both a Tauri desktop app and a `pilot` CLI, on Windows, macOS and Linux.

  • Evidence-Bearing Project Scan (Node, Python, Django, Prisma, Alembic, Docker, Cargo, env files)
  • One Normalized Project Model Shared by the CLI and the Desktop App
  • Ordered Startup Plan With Exact Commands and Honest Warnings
  • Tracked Process Lifecycle: Start, Stop, Restart, Tree Kill, Kill All
Product details
RECON mark

Available

RECON

Local-First Agentic SDLC: 25 Agent Brains, Zero Code Egress

A local-first agentic SDLC tool and desktop engineering cockpit: 25 specialized agent brains work over your own checkout on AST-aware code review, SAST security scanning and compiler-verified automated patching, without sending your code anywhere.

  • 25 Specialized Agent Brains Across One SDLC Pipeline
  • Autonomous Agentic Runs, Not a Prompt Wrapper
  • AST-Aware Code Review
  • SAST Security Scanning in the Same Pass as Review
Product details

Before and after

What stops, and what starts working.

What it replaces

Gone from your day

  • Orchestrating multiple disjoint scanners for SAST, secrets, dependencies, and containers
  • Triage time wasted investigating vulnerabilities in unused functions (VEX filtering)
  • Security compliance risks caused by transmitting private source code to external clouds
  • Inconsistent security policies across local development and automated CI pipelines
  • Hundreds of uncorrelated alerts requiring manual triage days

What it adds

What starts working

  • 77 in-house analysis engines operating with zero external scanner dependencies
  • Cross-file AST taint tracking identifying authentic source-to-sink data leaks
  • Dependency reachability analysis separating truly reachable CVEs from unused library code
  • Clean interactive HTML reports with letter-grade assurance and one-click remediation guidance
  • One unified security graph across code, live apps, identity, and infrastructure

Deployment

Where it runs, and where your data lives.

The same facts each product page states, in one list.

ORIONInstalled from a package manager · Local files, no upload step · CLI, Web
ORION HUNTERSelf-hosted on your own hardware · Local, on the server hardware you host · CLI, Web
OpsPilotA desktop app you install · Local, on the machine the app is installed on · Desktop, CLI
RECONInstalled from a package manager · Local files, no upload step · CLI, Desktop

Not shipped yet

On the roadmap, not in your build today.

None of this is delivered. Buy against what each product page states as its current status.

ORION: Native GitHub Actions and GitLab CI security scanning integration
ORION: VS Code and JetBrains IDE in-editor diagnostic plugins
ORION: Automated SARIF upload pipeline to GitHub Code Scanning
ORION HUNTER: Validated findings → agentic proof: per-finding PoC evidence
ORION HUNTER: SOC 2 Type II attestation report alignment

FAQ

Questions about developer tools

What software covers developer tools?
ORION, ORION HUNTER, OpsPilot, RECON — each with its own page carrying the full capability list, the current status and the deployment options.
Does it keep working when the internet drops?
ORION HUNTER, OpsPilot run offline-first on hardware you control. ORION, RECON follow its own deployment model, stated on the product page.
How is it deployed?
ORION and RECON are installed from a package manager; ORION HUNTER is self-hosted on your own hardware; OpsPilot is a desktop app you install.
Is there a live demo?
No public demo for these today. Ask and we will run a walkthrough against your own workflow instead.
How much does it cost?
OpsPilot, RECON are free to use, with no licence fee and no payment step. The rest are quoted: no price list is published, you get one written all-in quote covering licence, setup and support.

Other work

More ways to work.

All industry solutionsEngineering principlesConstruction & Fleet Operations

Put these tools against your own workflow.

Describe the repository, site or fleet you run. We will point to the closest product, arrange a walkthrough, or say plainly where there is no fit yet.

Contact the Studio →About ORION
Live demos where publishedOffline-first architectureFull data ownershipReplies within one to two working days