Server-side repo scan
Reads supported GitHub files through the API without cloning, installing dependencies or running untrusted code.
AI builders can turn an idea into a working app in hours, but the security review still lands on you. Badger turns a GitHub repo into an evidence-based AppSec report so you can spot exposed secrets, missing auth, risky AI endpoints, unsafe tool calls and supply-chain issues before customers or maintainers do.

Copilot
Claude Code
Lovable
Bolt
Windsurf
Replit
CursorBadger separates vulnerabilities from hardening and posture debt, then shows the evidence behind each call: file and line references, confidence, risk category, AI triage, and conservative fix paths that still require human review.
Badger checks the places where AI-built apps usually break security: auth, secrets, agent tools, data access, dependencies and remediation workflow.
Reads supported GitHub files through the API without cloning, installing dependencies or running untrusted code.
Reviews AI routes, tool calling and MCP surfaces for weak auth, missing limits and overly broad execution paths.
Detects committed credentials, risky env files and dangerous browser-exposed NEXT_PUBLIC_* contracts with context-aware filtering.
Maps route handlers, Server Actions, validation calls, auth signals and database writes so sensitive code gets reviewed first.
Flags shell tools, MCP process spawning, full environment inheritance and tool calls without clear boundaries.
Produces evidence-based reports and conservative fix drafts that stay reviewable instead of creating noisy public PRs.
Scan public GitHub URLs without logging in. Connect GitHub only when you want account repositories, private repos or PR creation.
The server reads GitHub metadata, tree entries and selected blobs, then runs deterministic analyzers for secrets, routes, dependencies, AI endpoints and repo posture.
The report ranks findings with file:line references, confidence, risk breakdown and AI triage so you can tell signal from noise.
Generate review-required patch previews and PR-ready hygiene changes only when the evidence supports them.
Scan your first repo without installs, ZIP uploads or running untrusted code.