Workflows
A workflow is a job you run against a repository. Each does one thing well, and most teams use several on a regular cadence. You start them from the web app. For what each plan includes — and how each run draws on your monthly credit — see Plans & pricing.
At a glance
| Workflow | What it does | You get | Plans |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full audit | The deepest audit — the complete ~39-tool catalog, including architecture analysis | Findings and suggestions | Team |
| Standard audit | A focused 24-tool audit across security, correctness, maintainability, performance, and dependencies | Findings and suggestions | Pro, Team |
| Mini audit | A quick, lightweight audit | A small set of findings | Free, Pro, Team |
| Discovery | Profiles your repo so every other workflow understands it; runs automatically when you connect a repo | Stored repo context | Free, Pro, Team |
| Revalidate | Re-checks existing findings against the latest commit without generating new ones | Updated finding statuses | Pro, Team |
| PR review | Reviews incoming pull requests automatically | A PR comment + check run | Pro, Team |
| Fix | Fixes a specific finding and opens a pull request | A pull request | Free, Pro, Team |
| Publish | Opens a pull request that writes your repo's context into the repo for AI coding tools | A pull request | Free, Pro, Team |
Plan and access limits
- Free volume cap. Free is limited to 1 Mini audit and 1 Discovery per calendar month. Pro and Team have no count limit — you consume credit per run.
- Public repos are read-only. A public repository connected without installing the Hyrax GitHub App can run the workflows that don't write back: any audit depth, Discovery, and Revalidate. PR review runs too, but its results stay in the app — without the App, nothing can post to GitHub. To run Fix or Publish, install the App. See Public & private repositories.
See Plans & pricing for the full per-plan breakdown.
The audit comes in three depths — Mini (Free), Standard (Pro and Team), and Full (Team) — that share the same engine and differ only in how much of the catalog they run. Each tier is a strict superset of the one below it.
Full audit
The flagship, and the deepest sweep. A full audit runs the complete ~39-tool catalog — every category, including architecture analysis and the full operations set — and produces findings (concrete problems to fix, each with a priority, a category, and the exact file location) plus a handful of architectural suggestions worth considering. It's a deliberate action: you choose when to run it. See Audit tools & languages for what it covers and How Hyrax works for what happens during a run.
Available on Team. The Run Audit button runs the Standard audit; the separate Full audit button runs this complete catalog.
Standard audit
Pro's audit. It runs the same engine as the Full audit over a focused 24-tool subset — security, correctness, maintainability, performance, and dependencies — dropping the architecture group and most of operations. It produces the same kind of findings and suggestions as the full audit, just over a leaner set of concerns, which keeps each run cheaper. On Pro and Team, the Run Audit button runs the Standard audit. See Audit tools & languages.
Available on Pro and Team.
Mini audit
A quick, lightweight audit that surfaces a small set of findings to get you started. It runs automatically the first time you connect a repo, so you see results without doing anything. On Free it's your audit; Pro and Team step up to the Standard audit and the Full audit. See Audit tools & languages.
Available on Free, Pro, and Team.
Discovery
Profiles a repo — its architecture, conventions, and how-to knowledge — so every other workflow on it is sharper, and so Publish can write that context back into your repo. It runs automatically when you connect a repo, and you can re-run it after big changes. See Discovery & AI agent context.
Available on Free, Pro, and Team.
Revalidate
Re-checks your existing findings against the current state of the repo and updates their status — without generating new findings. Use it to cheaply confirm that work resolved what it was supposed to, instead of paying for a full audit.
Available on Pro and Team.
PR review
Reviews a pull request and posts a single review comment plus a Hyrax Review check run you can require for merge. Enable it on a repo and it runs automatically on incoming pull requests. See Pull request review.
Available on Pro and Team.
Fix
Fixes a specific finding and opens a pull request. The finding stays open until that pull request is merged. See Fixes.
Available on Free, Pro, and Team.
Publish
Opens a pull request that writes your repo's discovered context into the repository, so AI coding tools — Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot — pick up your architecture and conventions automatically. See Discovery & AI agent context.
Available on Free, Pro, and Team.
Where to go next
- How Hyrax works — what happens during a run
- Audit tools & languages — what an audit covers
- Findings & suggestions — reading and triaging results
- Fixes — how fixes ship as pull requests
- Plans & pricing — what each plan includes