How Auterim protects what you run on.
From finding your dependencies to proving what was handled: what each part of Auterim does, and where it stops.What each part of Auterim does, and where it stops.
Start from what is already visible.
Auterim builds your dependency list from what your website shows first, then from the tools you choose to connect. You confirm every entry.
Dependency discovery
All plansA scan of your website reads response headers, scripts, linked hosts and pages. Each finding carries the signal it came from and how sure Auterim is.
Connectors
Connect the tools that see what a scan can’t. Each one asks for the narrowest permission it needs.
Read the source, not the rumour.
Each dependency is tied to the pages its provider maintains. Auterim checks them continuously and keeps the exact text that changed.
Authoritative monitoring
All plansEvery dependency maps to the pages its provider publishes. Auterim reads those, not news, forums or social posts.
Change detection
All plansWhen a page changes, Auterim keeps the exact excerpt that moved, captured from the provider’s own source.
Most changes are not your problem.
Two filters run on every change: is it material at all, and does it touch the way you use this provider.
Materiality filtering
All plansRedesigns, marketing posts and typo fixes are read and set aside. Changes to behaviour, price, limits, deadlines or terms move forward.
Customer relevance
All plansA material change is matched against what you told Auterim. Where you haven’t said, it says so instead of guessing.
Find where it actually lands.
With GitHub connected, a relevant change is checked against your code. Either it appears, with a location, or it does not.
GitHub Preflight
ProFor a relevant change, Auterim searches the repositories you connected for the exact identifiers it names: models, endpoints, SDK versions, config keys.
Verified impact
ProA finding is bound to a file, a line and a commit, so anyone can open it and check.
Prepared for review. Never shipped for you.
Auterim drafts the fix and routes the work. A person on your team decides what merges and what deploys.
Fix preparation
ProA proposed change for that exact finding, grounded in the provider’s own guidance. It waits for a person to review it.
Handoffs
The change, the evidence and the deadline go where your team already works.
A record of what changed and what you did.
When someone asks whether you were affected, the answer is already written down, with sources.
Upcoming deadlines
All plansDeadlines stay pinned until someone closes them.
Protection history
All plansEvery change, decision and action is kept with its evidence.
Every claim shows its source.
One finding, three layers of proof. Each builds on the one before, and Auterim only says as much as the evidence supports.
- source
- openai.com/docs/deprecations
- captured
- 5 Oct 2026 · 14:02 UTC
- matched
- critical · model in use
- unknown
- monthly volume
- file
- src/lib/llm.ts:42
- commit
- a3f9c21
See what you run on.
Start with a scan of your website. Confirm what’s right, add what’s missing.