From a domain to a reviewed fix.

That is the whole setup. No agent to install, no code to share. Auterim starts from what your website already shows.

Auterim lists what it found and how sure it is. You confirm what is right, and add what a scan cannot see, like an AI provider called from your backend.

Each provider is tied to the pages it publishes about itself. Those pages are checked continuously. Nothing else is needed from you.

Weeks later, OpenAI updates its deprecations page. Auterim captures exactly what moved, word for word, and when.

That same week, your providers published 148 changes. Most were redesigns, blog posts and copy edits. Two changed something that could affect you.

You marked OpenAI as critical and named the model you use. Auterim lines the change up against that, and is plain about what it does not know.

With GitHub connected read-only, Auterim searches your selected repositories for the model name. It finds it, and points to the exact place.

Auterim drafts the change the provider’s own notice recommends. On Business, it opens as a draft pull request on its own branch. Auterim never merges or deploys.

One message in the channel you chose. One issue in the team that owns it, with the evidence and the deadline attached.

Your engineer reviews and merges the pull request on Thursday. Every step stays in your history, with its source, ready when someone asks.