tools and infra for the agentic era

Agents now write code, run commands and hold credentials on real machines. Most of the tools around them were built for one person at a keyboard.

They also run on a brittle stack: runtimes and package managers that have to line up, dependency trees nobody has read, install scripts piped straight into a shell. Every link in that chain runs with the agent's access.

Whiteheap builds open-source tools and infrastructure for that shift: for the agents, for the developers who run them, and for the security teams who answer for what they do.

We build all of it in Rust. The compiler rules out whole classes of memory bugs before anything ships. Each tool is one binary with no runtime to install and as few dependencies as we can manage. Every release carries SHA-256 checksums and a build-provenance attestation, so you can check that what you run is what we built.