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Choose what needs to be fixed. DevFlow delivers scoped remediation as a review-ready pull request.
Keep DevFlow available for agreed bugs, upgrades, security work, reliability fixes, and small improvements.
You are not buying tokens, prompts, agent time, model access, attempts, retries, or AI compute. Those are Turtle Creek's execution economics. The customer-facing unit is the agreed work, its acceptance criteria, verification evidence, and the review-ready pull request.
The baseline batch, for a report with no criticals: the medium and low findings that are real but not on fire. Missing indexes, absent error boundaries, unpinned dependencies, inputs that reach a query without validation. One pull request, grouped so the diff reads as a single change rather than a scatter of unrelated edits.
For a report with several high-severity findings — the ones that are not yet an incident but are one traffic spike away. Rate limiting on endpoints that have none, auth checks on the routes that were missed, CORS narrowed to origins you control, retries and idempotency on the calls that cost money when they fire twice.
The deepest batch, for a report with criticals: exposed secrets, missing row-level security, unverified webhooks, data reachable without a session. These fixes touch configuration as well as code, so the pull request arrives with the verification steps alongside it — what to run to confirm the hole is closed, not just an assurance that it is.