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Ship Safe CLI

A local security-scanning agent for AI-written software that finds issues across code, agent configuration and secrets, then investigates whether each one is real before reporting it as evidence.

Ship Safe CLI

Ship Safe runs locally in a repository and works in two layers: a deterministic engine that finds issues across application code, AI agents, MCP configuration, prompts, dependencies, CI/CD and secrets, and an investigation layer that traces whether a finding's tainted value actually reaches a dangerous sink, checks whether a compensating control already exists, and can probe a leaked key against its provider when asked. Each conclusion is reported with the specific lines of code and reasoning pass that produced it.

It runs with npx ship-safe, needs no signup or API key for its core offline scan, and an AI-backed mode can be disabled entirely with --no-ai for a fully local scan. For pull requests, it can compare a baseline scan on the trusted base revision against the head revision, classifying findings as introduced, resolved, unchanged or uncertain without storing the raw matched secret.

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