How it works
EnvPI turns environment sprawl into an evidence record and an action plan.
The product works in three layers: it tracks what exists, connects that record to relevant incidents and risks, and recommends what to do next.
Layer 1
What EnvPI keeps track of
EnvPI starts by mapping projects, environments, dependencies, vendors, and secret references into a structured record. This is the memory layer. It helps the product understand not just what a user has, but where those assets live and how they relate.
- • Secret references
- • Environments
- • Repositories
- • Vendors
- • Dependencies
- • Findings and resolutions
Layer 2
What EnvPI watches
From there, EnvPI watches for signals that matter: provider incidents, package advisories, configuration mistakes, repo scan findings, and local hygiene problems. The important job is not merely to ingest those signals. It is to determine whether they are relevant to a specific project or environment.
- • Vendor incidents
- • Security advisories
- • Repo scanning results
- • Local file and ignore-pattern mismatches
- • Misconfiguration signals
Layer 3
What EnvPI tells you
Once relevance is established, EnvPI produces findings with urgency, confidence, and suggested next steps. That could mean rotating now, reviewing within a day, cleaning up a stale reference, or simply logging a low-priority note.
- • What happened
- • Why it matters to your project
- • What environment is implicated
- • What to do next
- • How urgent it is
What happens next
Resolution that closes the loop
Review
Rotate
Resolve
Snooze
Dismiss with reason
Start with one project and see the evidence record build.
Connect a source, build the record, and get your first relevant findings in minutes.