TMDD – continuous threat modelling that makes your code more secure
Threat models as code with AI-agent integration, but addresses a niche audience within security.

Removes spreadsheet friction from threat modeling, but lighter than MS Threat Modeling Tool.
Security engineers, threat modeling practitioners, DevSecOps teams
Microsoft Threat Modeling Tool · IriusRisk · OWASP Threat Dragon
Still improving it and very open to blunt feedback on usability, security, and what’s missing for real team workflows.
Threat models as code with AI-agent integration, but addresses a niche audience within security.
Threat models that auto-update with your code via AI-maintained annotations.
Another personal finance tracker competing with Monarch Money and Copilot in a saturated market.
Multi-model canvas is clever, but 300+ model support and branching don't solve core UX friction vs. Continue, Claude projects.
Maps AI-specific threats (including MAESTRO/agentic risks) to STRIDE and spits out a concise PDF with data flows, a 5x5 risk matrix, and compliance pointers — useful for teams that need a fast, documented starting point. The smart part is surfacing and labeling assumptions so reviewers can correct the model; what's missing is transparency about how those assumptions affect risk scores and integrations (editable diagrams, CI/CD hooks, or sample reports would sell it).
MCP wrapper for SafeDep; valuable but depends entirely on Agentic Workflow adoption.