Show HN: Netlumi Automates Cloud and AI Agent Security Remediation

Summary

Netlumi is a security service introduced on Hacker News by Prem, aimed at reducing the operational burden of cloud, infrastructure, and AI security. It detects threats and attack paths in a cloud environment, then opens a pull request containing a proposed fix in the user’s infrastructure-as-code repository. The team says each pull request explains what was checked and that fixes are validated before being sent. Netlumi does not apply changes automatically: a user must review and merge the pull request. For AI agents, the service examines what each agent identity can access, including data that could not be restored if deleted, and can place a gate in front of tool calls to block risky actions. The product currently supports GitHub only, while SOC 2 and ISO 27001 work is in progress. Other listed capabilities include compliance mapping, a cloud map, drift detection, and attack-path analysis. A free plan is available, paid plans start at $249 per month, and users can scan a public repository without signing up or use a live demo.