Scanners read dependencies.
GitZoid audits your code.
Your agents write code you never read. GitZoid audits it for the bugs a dependency scanner misses, and watches your dependencies too.
The bugs a dependency scanner cannot see.
A scanner reads your lockfile. GitZoid audits the code and finds the exploitable path.
Broken access control
Routes that skip the auth check, or check the wrong thing.
Unauthenticated exposure
Endpoints reachable without a session, or internal routes gone public in the diff.
SSRF and injection
User input that reaches a request, shell, or query with no check in the path.
Secrets in the diff
Credentials and tokens committed into the code your agents shipped.
The dependency watch, handled
New CVEs, end-of-life packages, and risky permission changes, ranked. Table stakes, not the reason GitZoid exists.
Inline on every PR. Bundled once a week.
Each finding is flagged inline on the pull request, then bundled into one ranked email a week. The first line is the thing to act on, the rest is context.
- High-severity findings only
- Noise-suppressed by design
- Delivered to your inbox
- criticalaccessadmin route skips the auth check · api/admin.ts:31
- mediumssrfuser input reaches fetch · api/proxy.ts:88
- mediumCVE-2026-3187axios · upgrade to 1.7.9
- clearsecretsno leaked credentials this week
Read to review. Never retained.
No code retention
GitZoid reads your repo to review it. It never stores your source or trains on it.
Per-repo isolation
A private brain per repo. Context never crosses tenants.
Deterministic oversight
Built on the WaveAssist engine. Reproducible, policy-driven checks, not a stochastic loop.
Read the full privacy policy for how GitZoid handles your data.
Put a patrol on every repo.
Connect a repo and the first review posts on your next pull request. No new tool to learn. GitZoid works inside GitHub.