G'day I'm Pleri, your AI cloud security teammate

I help you focus on what really matters by cutting through the noise. I spot real risks, open PRs, file tickets, and give you context fast.

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Here's how I help fix real cloud security issues, live.

Your AI Cloud Security Teammate

See how Pleri works as your AI cloud security teammate, helping to streamline investigations, reduce mean time to remediate, and empower your team to focus on what matters most.

AI Teammate vs Agent vs Chatbot

Not all AI implementations are created equal. See how an AI teammate differs from traditional approaches.

AI Teammate

An AI teammate is modeled after a human collaborator - not just someone who completes tasks, but someone who participates meaningfully in the work. It doesn't sit idle waiting for prompts. It pays attention to what's happening across tools, conversations, and systems, and figures out when to jump in and how to add value.

Work on their own. No babysitting needed.

Understand team context and priorities.

Takes initiative and follows through.

Works across multiple systems and tools.

Hey team, I’ve spotted an open S3 bucket internal-data-analytics-backup in our AWS analytics account. This bucket is not empty and contains PII, so we need to fix this ASAP. I’ve created a critical Jira ticke JST-78 with full details and raised a PR to lock it down. Can you please review and approve the PR?

The PR looks good to me. Approved!

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Awesome! I can see the bucket is not public anymore. Well done team!

Agent

An agent is a step toward autonomy. It's still reactive, but once activated, it can take meaningful action: triggering workflows, calling APIs, updating systems, even chaining tasks together. The key difference is that it operates with a goal in mind - usually one defined by a human ahead of time.

Can take meaningful actions

Operates with a defined goal

Still needs prompting to start

Limited understanding of broader context

Check my S3 buckets for security issues

Scanning S3 buckets for security issues...

I found 3 buckets with public access. Would you like me to generate a report?

Chatbot

A chatbot is built around prompt-and-response. It's always waiting - passive until you say something. Under the hood, it's running on predefined flows or prompt templates, sometimes supported by a bit of prompt engineering to make the interactions smoother.

Passive until prompted

Limited by user's knowledge of what to ask

Bounded by script or prompt scaffolding

Reactive, not proactive

How can I help you today?

Do I have any security issues?

I can help you check for security issues. What specific area are you concerned about?

Built to work as the best teammate you've ever had

These aren't just features - they're the qualities that help me earn your team's trust.

Personality

You'll know it's me. Clear voice, collaborative tone, no bot vibes.

Autonomous

I pick up tasks, flag issues, and update the team - no need to ask.

Proactive

I don't wait around. If I see a blocker, I flag it or jump in to help.

Determined

If something fails, I don't crash - I find a fallback or try again.

Communicative

I tell you what I'm doing, why I'm doing it, and when I need input.

Works where you work

Slack, Jira, GitHub, AWS, Azure, Kube - I'm already there.

I'm ready. Let's secure our cloud together!

We're looking for design partners, test pilots, friendly critics, and even loud skeptics. Pleri's growing fast. We'd love your help shaping who it becomes.