Website security findings in a Slack launch channel
Every Monday the agent posts last week's new critical and high findings for your marketing website to its launch channel in Slack.
Letaido's Claude Security integration lets an AI agent read your scan findings and share them in 76 other apps, on a schedule or when you ask.
Website finding recaps, engineering handoffs, a weekly log and a pre-launch check. Open one to watch it run.
Every Monday the agent posts last week's new critical and high findings for your marketing website to its launch channel in Slack.
Every morning the agent opens a Linear issue for the web engineering team for each new critical or high finding on your marketing website.
Every Monday the agent adds a row to your sheet with your marketing website's open Claude Security findings by severity.
Before a launch, ask the agent to list the open critical and high Claude Security findings on your marketing website, most severe first.
Six ways to work with Claude Security findings, and where each one fits.
| Option | Set up by asking | Reaches your team's tools | Runs on its own | No code | Triages findings |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | |
| Claude Security in Claude.ai | No | Partly | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Claude Security webhooks | No | Partly | Yes | No | No |
| Claude Security API | No | Partly | Partly | No | Yes |
| Claude Security connector (MCP) | Yes | Partly | No | Yes | Yes |
| Claude Security plugin for Claude Code | Yes | No | No | Partly | No |
| Option | How it works | Best for | Watch out for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Letaido AI agent | You describe the job. The agent reads findings and projects, triages findings and works in 76 other apps, on a schedule or when you ask. | Weekly website finding recaps, Linear issues for engineering and an open-finding log, without code. | 77 apps, not thousands. No Claude Security trigger, so jobs run on a schedule or when you ask. |
| Claude Security in Claude.ai | Projects scan your repositories and list findings with severity, evidence and a suggested fix. You triage them or click Fix to open Claude Code. | Reviewing and fixing findings where Claude finds them. | Reaching other tools takes an export, webhooks or the API. |
| Claude Security webhooks | Claude Security sends new-finding events to a URL you set up in its settings. | Sending new findings to Slack, Jira or a system you run as they arrive. | Something on your side has to receive each event and act on it. |
| Claude Security API | Developers use a personal access token to list and read projects and findings, resolve or reopen findings, and manage projects and repositories. | Ticketing, vulnerability management and reporting tools you build. | Needs someone to write and run the code. |
| Claude Security connector (MCP) | Claude and Claude Code list and read your projects and findings, and resolve or reopen a finding when you ask. | An engineer pulling up a finding, fixing it and resolving it in one session. | Works while you chat. It doesn't run jobs on its own. |
| Claude Security plugin for Claude Code | The /claude-security command scans a repository or a set of changes in your Claude Code session and writes a report and suggested patches to a folder in your repository. | Checking a branch, a pull request or a commit before you merge. | Runs while Claude Code stays open. You apply each patch yourself. |
Connect Claude Security once. After that, you describe each job in plain English.
Allow all read operations once per app; approve each kind of write once.
Save it to run on a schedule.
A schedule starts the job, or you do by asking.
It's in beta on Claude Enterprise plans. An owner turns it on in Organization settings, Claude Security.
In Claude Security settings, create a token. It acts as you, so the agent sees only the projects you can see.
Add the token. If it isn't limited to one workspace, add the workspace id too.
Allow all read operations once per app; approve each kind of write once. Then save it to repeat.
15 actions across findings, projects and the repositories they scan.
Create a personal access token in Claude Security settings and paste it into Letaido. Add the workspace id if the token isn't limited to one workspace. The token acts as you, so Leta sees only the projects you can see.
Claude Security, which is in beta on Claude Enterprise plans and turned on by an owner. To add repositories through Letaido, the Claude GitHub App must reach them and your GitHub account must be connected to Claude.
No. Claude Security sends its new-finding webhooks to systems you run, not to Letaido. Jobs run on a schedule, like the daily Linear issues, or when you ask.
Reading and triaging findings doesn't start scans. Creating a project, adding or changing a repository and unarchiving a project do, and they add to your Anthropic organization's costs. Leta says what will be scanned before it does any of these.
Yes. The Claude Security connector lets Claude and Claude Code list and read projects and findings and resolve or reopen a finding when you ask. Letaido is not an MCP server. It has its own Claude Security connector, uses it with 76 other apps and runs jobs on a schedule or when you ask.
The plugin scans a repository or a set of changes in your Claude Code session and writes a report and suggested patches for you to apply. Letaido doesn't scan code itself. It reads the findings your Claude Security projects already have and gets them to tools like Slack, Linear and Google Sheets. Adding a repository through Letaido makes Claude Security scan it.
Allow all read operations once per app; approve each kind of write once.
Connect Claude Security, then ask for a job like "Post last week's critical and high findings for our website to #website-launch every Monday". Leta gets it done on your schedule, or the moment you ask.
Get LetaidoList open or resolved findings by project, severity, CWE or date, and read one in full with its fix advice and code locations.
Resolve a finding with a reason and a note, or reopen a resolved one.
List projects with their open-finding counts, and read each project's repositories, branches and scanned directories.
Create a project from GitHub repositories, rename it, archive it to stop its scans, or unarchive it.
Add a GitHub repository to a project, change the branch or directories it scans, or remove it.