Snyk DeepCode AI

The AI engine behind Snyk Code scanning and Snyk Agent Fix

Security & Safety Freemium Has API
Researched · Published · Reviewed
RECATOOLS Score
7.7 / 10
Capability
8
Value for money
6
Ease of use
8
ASEAN readiness
6
API quality
8
Founded
2016
HQ
Zurich, Switzerland
Developer
Snyk

Overview

DeepCode AI is the AI engine inside Snyk, built on DeepCode, a 2016 ETH Zurich spin-off Snyk acquired in 2020. It powers Snyk Code's static analysis, custom rules through DeepCode AI Search, and Snyk Agent Fix (formerly DeepCode AI Fix), which moved to an agentic, LLM-based design in May 2026.

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Pricing

Pricing shown for reference only. These figures reflect RECATOOLS research as of 14 Oct 2026 and may be out of date or incomplete. This is not financial or purchasing advice — always confirm the current price on the provider’s official website before making any decision.

Free
$0/month
Individual developers and small teams
  • Access to SCA, SAST, IaC and container scanning
  • Real-time code scanning
  • IDE, CLI and source-control integrations
  • Snyk Code 100 tests a month
Enterprise platform subscription
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Prepaid credits, 1 credit = $1
  • Credits usable across any Snyk capability
  • Snyk Code at 1 credit per active contributor per day
  • Evo agent-security capabilities
  • Overage invoiced in arrears

Use cases

Code security scanning Vulnerability auto-fix SAST

What you can produce with Snyk DeepCode AI

  • Static code scanning in the IDE, CLI and pull requests through Snyk Code
  • Verified fix suggestions from Snyk Agent Fix, re-scanned before they are shown
  • Custom detection rules written and tested with DeepCode AI Search
  • Risk-based prioritisation using reachability and exploit maturity
  • Dependency, container and infrastructure-as-code scanning from the same platform
  • Merge checks that flag newly introduced vulnerabilities in pull requests
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RECATOOLS Verdict

DeepCode AI gives Snyk Code fast in-IDE scanning and fix suggestions that are re-scanned before you see them, and the May 2026 move to an agentic Agent Fix that retries failed fixes is a sensible design. Custom rules are possible through DeepCode AI Search, and the free plan is enough to try it properly.

It only makes sense inside the Snyk platform, enterprise pricing is now credit-based and harder to compare, and the company is mid-transition after a CEO change and a 20% workforce cut. Good for teams already on Snyk; others should trial it against alternatives.

Desk research by RECATOOLS from public sources, written with AI assistance — not a hands-on test. How we review

What we found

DeepCode AI is the AI engine inside Snyk rather than a product sold on its own. DeepCode began as a 2016 spin-off from ETH Zurich that analysed code with machine learning; Snyk announced the acquisition in September 2020, and at its June 2023 launch event reintroduced the technology under the DeepCode AI name as the engine behind Snyk Code, its static application security testing (SAST) product. Snyk says the engine combines symbolic and generative AI, covers more than 19 languages and is trained on permissively licensed open source, never customer code. Teams can write their own rules with DeepCode AI Search, which contradicts this page's earlier claim that Snyk Code had almost no custom-rule support.

The fix feature has a new name. What was DeepCode AI Fix is now Snyk Agent Fix, and Snyk's documentation says it moved to an agentic architecture in May 2026. It pulls human-written fixes for the same weakness from a database of more than 35,000 examples, prompts a large language model, rescans every candidate with Snyk Code and retries when a fix fails. Snyk still tells developers to review each suggestion, and the accuracy figures it publishes for the new design are its own.

The company around it is in transition. In February 2026 chief executive Peter McKay announced plans to step down so Snyk could bring in a leader with deeper AI experience. Job cuts followed in June: first reported at about 90, they came to roughly 203 people, about a fifth of the workforce, according to a Companies House filing reported by Tech.eu, and Globes reported a heavy hit to the Israeli development centre. Snyk now markets an AI security platform, with agent-security products under the Evo name.

Pricing has changed too. The free plan covers dependency, code, infrastructure-as-code and container scanning with monthly test caps, 100 for Snyk Code. Team starts at $25 a month, billed monthly, for up to 10 developers. The old Ignite tier is gone; enterprise is now a prepaid credit subscription.

Compiled by RECATOOLS from public sources: vendor documentation and pricing, code repositories and published reporting.

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