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Know what your app does — even the parts you didn't write
What it does
Most tools tell you what changed in your code. This tells you what your application can do: every entry point, what data each one touches, and whether anything checks who is asking. It reads without running anything. No account, no upload, no telemetry, one command writes a single HTML file that works offline. Scan again and it reports what changed about the behaviour, not which lines moved. MIT and free. A paid GitHub Action runs the same check on every pull request, free on public repos.
Atlassian Marketplace apps and developer tools, built with no external servers, no telemetry and nothing leaving the systems you already trust.
Eriksen Labs builds apps for Atlassian Cloud and tooling for people who work with AI models. Every one of them is defined by what it deliberately cannot do — which is why the claims are checkable rather than promised. A typical Marketplace app runs on its vendor's own infrastructure. Installing it means your issues, your customer requests and your page content are copied to a company you have not met, on hosting you did not choose, alongside sub-processors you would have to read a policy to name. None of that is unusual. It is simply how most of the ecosystem is built, and it is why every install turns into a review. The data that cannot leak is the data that was never sent anywhere.…from eriksenlabs.com
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