Stateward vs Aikido
Aikido and Stateward share a goal: collapse a pile of point tools into one layer with low noise. Aikido does this by aggregating and de-duplicating many open-source scanners behind one dashboard. Stateward does it with a single reasoning engine that understands your codebase as a graph and adversarially validates findings, which is what lets it catch cross-file and merge-induced issues the underlying scanners cannot see individually.
| Capacité | Stateward | Aikido |
|---|---|---|
| Consolidates SAST + SCA + secrets + IaC | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes |
| Noise reduction / triage | Adversarial validation + reachability | Aggregation & de-dup of scanners |
| Whole-codebase knowledge base (call graph) | ✓ Yes | — No |
| Merge-induced & cross-branch flaws | ✓ Yes | — No |
| Multi-agent adversarial deep audit with reproductions | ✓ Yes | — No |
| AI-generated-code auditing as a first-class target | ✓ Yes | Partial |
| Cloud posture (CSPM) | Code, deps, secrets focus | ✓ Yes |
| Inline PR review with one-click fix | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes |
| EU-sovereign hosting (Citadea) | ✓ Yes, by default | EU region available |
| Free tier | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes |
Positionné au niveau catégorie et volontairement honnête. Aikido est un bon outil — voir ci-dessous où il l’emporte.
Aikido is a strong choice if you want cloud-posture management (CSPM) in the same dashboard, prefer a tool built on familiar open-source scanners you can reason about, or need the broadest surface coverage out of the box for a small team today.
Conçu pour mériter votre confiance
Lecture seule & éphémère
Stateward commente, sans jamais pousser, fusionner ou stocker vos clés.
Hébergement souverain UE
Code et données restent hébergés en UE via Citadea — pensé pour NIS2, DORA et le CRA.
Conscient de tout le code
Raisonne sur le graphe d’appels et les frontières de confiance, pas seulement le diff.
Stateward est en bêta et recrute des partenaires de conception. Conçu par Yggdrasil Digital.