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Debuggix Security Scanner

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What is Debuggix?

Debuggix scans your code with 9 security engines in parallel — Semgrep, Bandit, Gitleaks, TruffleHog, Trivy, ESLint, Hadolint, Checkov, and OSV-Scanner — then uses AI to cross-reference findings against your README and SECURITY.md to filter out noise.

How It Works

  1. Paste a GitHub URL
  2. 9 engines run in parallel (~60 seconds)
  3. AI filters out test files, build artifacts, and documented patterns
  4. You see only what matters — usually 3-6 real findings instead of 200

Key Features

  • 9 engines in one scan — no config, no CLI
  • AI confidence scoring on every finding (0-100%)
  • Verified badges for clean repos (like Shields.io but with real-time status)
  • Free for public repos (10 scans/month)
  • Zero data retention — source code deleted after scan

What We've Found

  • 90+ repos scanned
  • 50+ verified clean
  • Real vulnerabilities caught and fixed by maintainers at AgentWasp, InfraCanvas, and more
  • Kubernetes: 134 raw findings → 0 real after AI filter

Get Involved

Scan your repo free at debuggix.space. Open source contributors welcome.

2 Comments

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Interesting read. Curious how this compares to some of the more established security scanners out there.

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@[kennytm] Nice question. The scanner uses 9 engines which we use daily but due to how efficient the scanners work we needed a way to reduce noise so we made our security AI to read the project markdown files and get a better understanding of what's real issues or noise. These days people are trying to use AI to find mistakes which is impossible.Try it and see that i'm not lying

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