Changelog

User-facing changes to Hyrax — things you'd notice in the product.

June 17, 2026

New sign-in. Hyrax now uses hosted, password-free single sign-on — continue with GitHub, Google, or a one-time code sent to your email. There's no Hyrax password to set or remember, and connecting GitHub is now only about repository access, separate from how you log in. See Members & roles.
Two-factor by default. Every account is protected by a two-factor security floor, satisfied automatically by your verified login email — nothing to set up. You can additionally add an authenticator app or a passkey for stronger protection. See Security.

Three audit depths, one per plan. The audit now scales with your plan: Free runs the Mini audit (a quick pass, up to 5 findings), Pro runs the new Standard audit (a focused 24-tool sweep across security, correctness, maintainability, performance, and dependencies), and Team adds the Full audit (the complete ~39-tool catalog, adding architecture analysis). The Run Audit button runs your plan's everyday audit — the Mini audit on Free, the Standard audit on Pro and Team; Team also gets a separate Full audit button for the complete catalog. See Plans & pricing and Workflows.

First release. Connect a GitHub repository and Hyrax profiles it, audits it for prioritized findings, ships fixes as pull requests, reviews your incoming pull requests, and publishes your repo's context for AI coding tools. See How Hyrax works to get started.