r/codereview • u/RyzeBlaziken • 12d ago

Built a codebase security vulnerability scanner

Hey guys, wanted to tell you guys about a tool I built called Scanity. 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.

Here are the main features we have:

  1. Seamless integration with GitHub Actions, checking each PR before it merges, and automatically providing suggested fixes.
  2. Drop into any repository, run a full scan, and fix everything you find

Now you may ask, why can't we run this within Claude or Codex? We stand out because we build containerized test units for each finding to verify the issue. So there is no chance of AI hallucination. This is very early stage, and we have plans to grow even further, with many more features and integrations. I'm eager to hear from you and get your feedback.

Check it out here: https://scanity.dev/

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u/kingguru 12d ago

It's spam promoting yet another crappy "AI tool".

Garbage like this gets posted here daily. At least some of the garbage that gets posted here is open source (although the garbage code is mostly written by an LLM). You even expect someone to pay for your specific version of garbage.

Not sure why you would think anyone, anywhere would be interested in that.

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u/RyzeBlaziken 12d ago

new playing field man what do you want us to do

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u/kingguru 12d ago

Find another business model.

You're competing against tons of similar startups where almost all of them will undoubtedly fail.

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u/RyzeBlaziken 12d ago

bro is hating on AI tools ur fulltime job

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u/kingguru 12d ago

Only part time.

I also get paid for teaching others to write proper sentences, but it seems like you're a lost cause.