Scanity
Security Scanner for AI-generated Code
What it does
Scanity scans codebases to find security vulnerabilities in code. Nowadays, with AI coding so fast, there are so many internal bugs and vulnerabilities that get missed. We have seamless integration with GitHub Actions, checking each PR before it merges and automatically providing suggested fixes. Drop into any repository, run a full scan, and fix everything you find. We use containerized test units for each finding to verify the issue. So there is no chance of AI hallucination.
Confidently-wrong crypto, broken auth, injection, insecure deserialization, race conditions — the bugs traditional scanners miss because the code reads clean. Scanity scans every PR and blocks the merge on high-severity findings.
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