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auditdude.com reviews your code for security bugs, the same way a careful engineer would. Add it to a repo and it runs a full audit right away. After that it checks every push.

When it finds something, you get the details and a severity, plus a draft pull request with the fix already written. Read it, tweak if needed, merge. You can send findings to Slack or Linear so they land where your team already works.

What it does

auditdude.com scans your repositories for security vulnerabilities and writes the fixes for you.

• Full audit on install. Connect a repo and auditdude.com scans the whole codebase right away. • Scans every push. New commits get checked automatically. Findings stay current with your code. • Findings ranked by severity. Each issue comes with the affected file, the vulnerable snippet, and an explanation of why it matters. • Automatic fix PRs. Fixable issues are turned into draft pull requests with the patch already written. Review and merge. • Slack and Linear. Route findings to the channel or project where your team already works.

Why teams use it

• Catch issues before they ship. Security review runs on every commit, not just at release time. • Spend less time on fixes. auditdude.com drafts the patch, so you review instead of writing it from scratch. • No new dashboard to babysit. Findings come to you in GitHub, Slack, or Linear. • Built for small teams. Set it up once and let it run.

Getting started

Requirements

• A GitHub account with admin access to the repositories you want to scan. • A paid plan for continuous scanning, branch scans, auto-fix PRs, and includes one full scan of your first repository.

Setup

• Install auditdude.com and pick the repositories to grant access to. • auditdude.com runs its first scan automatically — no config needed. • Open the repo in your auditdude.com dashboard to see findings. • (Paid) Turn on auto-fix and connect Slack or Linear from the repo's Integrations panel.

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