▸ Capabilities
Write. Read. Prove.
One model for the whole craft of code: it writes it, comprehends it at any depth, attacks it, repairs it, and verifies every step. Here is what Bodhi does, end to end.
Frontier-grade code generation.
Production code across stacks and languages, graded the only way that counts: it compiles, it runs, it passes the tests. Long-horizon tasks hold together because Bodhi verifies as it builds instead of hoping at the end.
Reads what others can't.
Stripped binaries, firmware blobs, decompiled output, vendored libraries you never got source for, ten-year-old legacy no one dares touch. Bodhi comprehends code in whatever state it actually exists, and maps what it finds to named weakness classes with severity and reachability.
The hardest exam: security audit.
Auditing is code comprehension under adversarial pressure, which is why it is Bodhi's flagship. Memory corruption, injection, broken authorization, crypto misuse, race conditions, SSRF: findings grounded in a knowledge base of 969 CWE weakness classes and 615 CAPEC attack patterns, in the language auditors already speak.
Smart contracts & DeFi.
Solidity, Move on Sui and Aptos, Cairo on Starknet, and CosmWasm in Rust. Reentrancy, oracle manipulation, access-control gaps, mint and burn logic, cross-contract assumptions. Zero-false-positive discipline: every finding ships with a concrete exploit path, or it doesn't ship.
Fixes that survive re-attack.
Bodhi patches the flaw, then attacks its own patch, re-running the original finding in a closed loop until the exploit stops reproducing. A fix isn't a fix until it survives the same attack that found it.
Real tools, really executed.
CodeQL and Semgrep for static analysis. angr for symbolic execution. AFL++ for fuzzing. Z3 for satisfiability: Bodhi emits SMT and runs the solver to prove a path is actually reachable, not just plausible. Ghidra for decompilation. Orchestrated, not name-dropped.
OT/ICS & critical infrastructure.
Protocol-level reasoning for industrial control systems and operational technology, where a false move costs more than uptime. Bodhi reads the protocols, the firmware, and the assumptions between them.
Post-quantum migration auditing.
Adversaries are stockpiling encrypted traffic today to break with tomorrow's quantum computers. Bodhi inventories the cryptography in your codebase, flags what Shor's algorithm will break (RSA, ECC, ECDH), and drafts migrations to NIST's post-quantum standards (FIPS 203 ML-KEM, FIPS 204 ML-DSA, FIPS 205 SLH-DSA) through vetted libraries, never hand-rolled primitives, verified against the official NIST test vectors. It also knows what not to flag: AES-256 and SHA-3 hold, and Bodhi won't cry wolf about them.
Quantum code, verified.
Bodhi writes and audits quantum programs across Qiskit, Cirq, PennyLane, and OpenQASM, and proves them against classical simulation: a circuit ships when the simulator agrees, not when the answer sounds plausible. The same propose-and-verify loop searches for shallower, cheaper circuits, and an improvement is claimed only when an equivalence checker certifies it. Quantum is the most hype-polluted field in tech; Bodhi is built so it structurally cannot overclaim.
One engine, two deployments.
- Cloud, in private beta. The fastest way to put Bodhi inside your engineering loop: code written, reviewed, and audited before it merges.
- Air-gap appliance. A hardened on-premises install for defense and regulated enterprise: signed, attested releases with post-quantum signatures, and nothing, ever, leaves your network.
- The same trained weights in both. No "lite" model behind the firewall. The appliance runs the engine the benchmarks were scored on.
See it against your code.
The private beta is onboarding developers and security teams now.