Upload a repository or a ZIP. Greenlit Code runs 8 proven scanners on it, AI filters out the noise, and you get a short list of what to fix first.
Under the hood: the tools security teams already trust.
Copilot, Cursor and Claude produce working code in seconds. Working doesn't mean secure. These are the three mistakes we see most often in AI-written code.
// payments.js
const stripe = new Stripe(
"sk_live_51Hx9…Qe2"
);AI happily pastes an API key straight into the file. After the first push, anyone with access to the repository can read it.
// users.js
db.query(
"SELECT * FROM users WHERE email = '"
+ req.body.email + "'"
);String concatenation instead of parameters. One line typed into a form field and an attacker has your whole database.
// package.json
"dependencies": {
"lodash": "4.17.15"
}Models learned from old code, so they suggest old versions. Known vulnerabilities included.
No Git required, no setup. Every upload is saved as a new version, so you can see whether the project is getting better.
Greenlit Code detects the languages in your project and runs the right scanners. SQLFluff for SQL, Checkov for Docker and Terraform.
Triage drops false positives, merges duplicates across tools, and finds the root cause and a suggested fix for every finding.
Eight scanners find a lot. Greenlit Code turns it into a short list you can actually work through.
Three tools catch the same issue and you get three alerts. Greenlit Code merges them into one finding with one root cause.
AI reviews every finding at once and flags the false positives, so you don't sort them by hand.
Not just where the bug is, but why it happened and how to avoid it in the next batch of code.
On top of the scanners, AI reads the code too. It points out logic flaws that rules can't catch.
Set a schedule and catch new CVEs in your dependencies before someone else does.
When a project has no critical findings, it earns the Greenlit badge. Put it in your README and every visitor to the repository can see you take security seriously.
Booking management SaaS. Built with Next.js and PostgreSQL.
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No. You can upload your project as a ZIP archive. Each new upload is saved as a new version, so you can compare results over time.
JavaScript, TypeScript, Java and SQL, plus configuration such as Dockerfiles and Terraform. Languages are detected automatically and the right tools are picked for them.
No, it complements it. Greenlit Code catches known vulnerability types, leaked keys and outdated dependencies. Design and application logic still belong to human review.
Eight tools mean eight output formats and hundreds of alerts. Greenlit Code runs them together, merges duplicates, filters false positives and gives you one list sorted by severity.
Yes. Set a frequency and pick the tools, or let the automatic recommendation choose them based on your project's languages.
Upload your project and in a few minutes you know what to fix before the next deploy.
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