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AISLE on the GAMMA-Ray Spectrum: A4 · R2 · C1 · O2

PrompTugal.news draft · from the GAMMA-Ray report · beta · 2026-11-10

The GAMMA-Ray studio reads AISLE's vulnerability platform from its public pages and from open-source records: it writes and tests fixes as pull requests, a person always merges, and one page on its access would lift its controls.

AISLE, whose co-founder Stanislav Fort speaks at Web Summit Lisbon 2026, sells a platform of AI agents that find vulnerabilities in source code, triage them and write fixes. We read it only from public sources, captured and hashed on 10 November 2026, and the published rules computed the card.

Autonomy 4, Orchestrates (available). AISLE builds the code in an isolated container, writes a patch, runs the tests and opens a pull request, across a customer's scanners, repositories and CI. Productboard rolled it out across all 56 repositories. How far it goes is the customer's setting, so the level is marked available.

Reach 2, Integrated. It connects to hosted version control and to the tools a team already uses, such as Jira and Slack.

Control 1, Stated. A merge always waits for a person. A public page on the access AISLE asks for in a customer's repositories would reach level 2.

Openness 2, Documented. Data use and limits are documented; published evaluation results with a method would reach level 3.

Outside AISLE's own pages, OpenSSL, curl and Samba credit its research team for vulnerabilities found. AISLE and Cohere have signed a letter of intent for Cohere to acquire AISLE. The card is beta and AISLE has not seen it; it can claim the card and add evidence.

From public sources only; AISLE has not seen it. The levels come from [the report](./index.md) and its cards, which are corrected in place. Quote the card by linking to it.

A AISLE no GAMMA-Ray Spectrum: A4 · R2 · C1 · O2

O estúdio GAMMA-Ray lê a plataforma de vulnerabilidades da AISLE a partir das suas páginas públicas e de registos de código aberto: escreve e testa correções como pull requests, e uma pessoa faz sempre o merge.

A AISLE, cujo cofundador Stanislav Fort fala no Web Summit Lisboa 2026, vende uma plataforma de agentes de IA que encontram vulnerabilidades no código e escrevem correções. Lemos apenas fontes públicas, capturadas e com hash a 10 de novembro de 2026.

Autonomia 4 (opcional). Escreve um patch, corre os testes e abre um pull request; a Productboard usa-a em 56 repositórios. Alcance 2. Liga-se ao controlo de versões e a ferramentas como Jira e Slack. Controlo 1. O merge espera sempre por uma pessoa.

Abertura 2. OpenSSL, curl e Samba creditam a equipa de investigação da AISLE. O cartão é beta e a AISLE ainda não o viu; pode reclamá-lo e acrescentar evidência.