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What’s included in the Community Edition?
The Community Edition provides immediate access to deterministic remediation for your existing developer workflows. It includes ORL-powered fixes for a wide range of cloud and code-based vulnerabilities, allowing teams to experience a fix-first engine that delivers repeatable, production-safe results without the "probabilistic suggestions" of standard AI tools.
How does Gomboc differ from CSPM and AI coding tools?
CSPMs surface problems; Gomboc fixes them. While standard CSPMs stop at alerts and dashboards, and AI coding assistants offer probabilistic suggestions, Gomboc provides a deterministic execution layer. We take raw findings and use ORL to generate secure, code-native pull requests, ensuring your production environment stays secure, compliant, and perfectly aligned with your policy intent.
Which ecosystems and languages are supported?
Gomboc supports 35+ languages and various cloud configuration formats. By leveraging ORL (Open Remediation Language), we provide deterministic remediation that extends across your entire cloud and code stack.
What does “deterministic remediation” mean?
Gomboc generates safe, reviewable, PR-based fixes that don’t break your code. No guesswork or LLM hallucinations, just clear, auditable changes.
Can I try Gomboc without connecting my own repo?
Absolutely! During sign-up, skip repo access and select our demo repository instead.
Will Gomboc make changes to my codebase?
No. Gomboc opens pull requests - you stay in control. Review and merge when you’re ready.
Can I use Gomboc in CI/CD pipelines?
Yes! In the Enterprise tier Gomboc integrates directly with GitHub Actions, GitLab Runners, and Azure Pipelines to automate scans and remediation as part of your deployment workflow.
What policy frameworks are supported?
We include built-in best practices for CIS, NIST, and cloud provider baselines. Enterprise customers can define custom policies using natural language or structured formats.
