Axari

About Axari

Axari is a security operations tool that creates an AI Twin for each security professional, operating inside Slack and Microsoft Teams. The Twin takes on recurring responsibilities, coordinates across tools and teams, and stays with work until it's actually done. It's built by a team with a background in security orchestration and automation, including the former first PM at Demisto.

Review

Axari approaches security workflow coordination by putting an AI agent directly into the chat platforms teams already use. Instead of generating recommendations that sit in a queue, the Twin picks up tasks, follows up with the right people, and only pulls you back in when a human decision is needed. The tool launched this week on Product Hunt and operates on a credit-based system with a free tier.

Key Features

• AI Twin takes recurring responsibilities and coordinates work across security tools and teams from within Slack or Microsoft Teams.
• The Twin investigates alerts, gathers context, creates tickets, assigns owners, and follows up over time without manual prompting.
• Every action the Twin takes is auditable, and it operates within defined scope and approval boundaries set by the user.
• Users can assign goals, let the Twin work proactively, or give it specific recurring tasks.
• The Twin learns an organization's responsibilities, priorities, and tooling over time, adapting to how security work actually gets done there.

Pricing and Value

Axari launched with a free tier that includes 50,000 credits. The company hasn't published details on what those credits translate to in terms of actions or usage, and paid pricing models beyond the free tier are not yet defined publicly. The tool's value centers on offloading the coordination overhead that security teams carry between alerts, tickets, and cross-team follow-ups - work that often stretches across days or weeks.

Pros

• Lives inside Slack and Teams, so adoption doesn't require switching to a separate console.
• Stays with work until completion rather than just surfacing recommendations and stopping.
• Auditability and approval boundaries are built in, addressing concerns about unchecked autonomy.
• Built by a team with direct experience in the SOAR space, including 500+ security integrations at a prior company.
• Free tier lets teams test the Twin's coordination capabilities without upfront cost.

Cons

• As a newly launched product, the Twin's learning curve and drift-detection mechanisms are still being built - the evaluation and feedback loops for catching misjudged severity aren't shipped yet.
• Credit system isn't transparent; there's no public breakdown of what 50,000 credits covers in practical terms.
• The tool isn't well suited for teams that don't use Slack or Microsoft Teams as their primary communication layer.

Axari makes the most sense for security teams that already coordinate heavily in Slack or Teams and feel the weight of the "network of n nodes" problem - where work bounces between tools, people, and days. It's less relevant for shops that centralize everything in a ticketing system with rigid handoff processes, or for teams that don't want an AI agent operating inside their chat channels. The free tier gives teams a way to test how much coordination overhead the Twin can actually absorb before committing to a paid plan that doesn't exist yet.

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