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How to connect a repository, run a review, and act on what it finds
An automated code-health and security review for repositories written with heavy AI assistance, explained for founders rather than security engineers.
Install the GitHub App, choose the repositories it may read, and understand exactly what access you are granting.
Starting a review, what happens while it runs, and how long it takes.
What each part of a report means, and why the coverage section matters as much as the findings.
The analysis it runs, the languages it covers, and the things it deliberately does not look for.
Deciding what to fix first, and recording decisions so they survive the next review.
What happens to your source code, what is kept, and the boundaries that make those statements true.
Workspaces, the Solo and Team plans, the 3-day trial, limits, and how data is kept.
What to do when a review fails, a repository is missing, or a result looks wrong.
Short answers to the questions that come up most often.