Skip Loans' engineering team increasingly relied on AI coding agents to move faster, shipping more code across the business to support their home buyer platform.

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But their security process hadn't caught up. Reviews meant engaging external parties once a quarter, or relying on individual engineers to think about security as part of the product design process.

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That worked while the team was smaller and shipping less. It wasn't built for a workflow where AI agents were generating a growing share of the codebase, and Skip needed a way to bring the same rigor back into the development life cycle itself, without adding a manual step every engineer had to remember.

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Skip Loans onboarded Dam Secure directly into their existing GitHub workflow. Head of Engineering Janyk Theron described getting set up with Dam Secure was so straightforward he'd forgotten what it involved, a single terminal command to get it running across their coding editors.

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From day one, Dam Secure reviewed the codebase and surfaced best-practice recommendations already suited to how the team worked. Rules now run automatically against every pull request, catching issues in real time before a human ever needs to review them manually.

Skip Loans' engineering team no longer waits on quarterly audits to catch important issues. Security checks now run on every pull request, the moment code is written, so issues get caught before they ship.

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That shift has let Janyk Theron give his engineers more autonomy, knowing there's "something before code gets written and shipped that will check all the things that are important to us as an organization."