ReWeaver AI DriftDetector
Drift score for any GitHub repo
What it does
The code works. That was never the question. Paste any public GitHub repo and get its Production Drift Ratio (PDR) in seconds: one number for how far it sits from production-ready, plus a drift history where every point is a real scan, not an estimate. No signup, nothing to install. Deterministic rules, no LLM in the loop, no tokens burned. Nine dimensions, every finding traced to a file and a line. Try it on something vibe-coded and watch the score climb. From the team at ReWeaver AI.
DriftDetector scans a repo to detect drift issues across nine dimensions of production readiness, scoring the severity of drift events, and surfacing where those issues occur line by line, commit by commit.
Free, no signup. Paste any GitHub repo (public or private) and DriftDetector scans nine production-readiness dimensions (security, accessibility, reliability, design consistency, AI code governance, etc.) for what's drifted, line by line. Free, no signup. Paste any GitHub repo (public or private) and DriftDetector scans nine production-readiness dimensions (security, accessibility, reliability, design consistency, AI code governance, etc.) for what's drifted, line by line. Free, no signup. Paste any GitHub repo (public or private) and DriftDetector scans nine production-readiness dimensions (security, accessibility, reliability, design consistency, AI code governance, etc.) for what's…from drift.reweaver.ai
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