Documentation reviewed · 2026-10-06
Not connection-tested or security-audited.
Scan for potential secrets in code and repositories. Treat findings as a starting point for investigation and credential rotation.
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A tool that helps inspect a particular class of issue. Its scope and findings need to be understood before acting on them.
Identify what the tool checks, what files or systems it reads and how to interpret its output.
Scan a test repository, inspect a sample finding and document your response process before adding the scan to CI.
Investigate findings and false positives. A passing scan is evidence about that check, not a guarantee that the whole system is secure.
Matched by category or role. These suggestions are not tested equivalents.
Move from issue to reviewed change.
Investigate an error without guessing at the cause.
Pilot one bounded task before adding autonomy.