Scan a public repo for auth, payment, webhook, secret, dependency, upload, API, and mobile-source risk.
For founders shipping web apps, APIs, AI apps, and mobile-backed products with Cursor, Claude Code, Lovable, Bolt, Replit, v0, and custom agents.
Repair packet
Add a server-side role guard, reject non-admin users, and ship regression tests for logged-out and non-admin access paths.The problem
Cursor, Claude Code, Lovable, Bolt, Replit, and v0 can make a product feel finished fast. The launch blockers hide in the flows nobody enjoys checking: auth boundaries, payment handlers, webhook endpoints, uploads, and user-data access.
A generated admin route can miss the role gate. A checkout flow can trust client-supplied prices. A webhook can accept unsigned events. AbyssGuard checks those business-critical paths before customers depend on them.
A forged webhook, exposed upload bucket, or unchecked admin route is painful once users, clients, or investors are watching. AbyssGuard turns those hidden risks into a concrete report with evidence, repair direction, and a bounded verification path.
Critical
app/admin/users.tsx
Critical
api/paddle/webhook.ts
Critical
api/agent/run.ts
Critical
api/checkout/route.ts
High
lib/storage.ts
High
tests/payments.spec.ts
Critical
app/admin/users.tsx
Critical
api/paddle/webhook.ts
Critical
api/agent/run.ts
Critical
api/checkout/route.ts
High
lib/storage.ts
High
tests/payments.spec.ts
The solution
Paste a public GitHub repo and get useful risk proof before signup, private-source access, or payment. AbyssGuard now recognizes web, API, AI, and mobile-backed source, then upgrades into saved reports, repair packets, and recurring checks.
AbyssGuard looks for the patterns fast builders care about: missing auth checks, trusted client values, unsigned webhooks, exposed secrets, fragile uploads, mobile API and token-storage risk, tool-execution risks, and missing tests around critical flows.
Paid findings include evidence, suggested fix direction, an AI-agent-ready repair prompt, and a bounded fix-verification case so Cursor, Claude Code, or your own agent can work from a precise brief.
Your repository keeps changing after the first scan. Builder and Studio can schedule ongoing Deep Reviews and opt into commit-triggered checks that use the same account-wide review allowance.
AI-generated · Fix now
Repair prompt - paste into Cursor
Verify the Paddle webhook signature before processing any state changes. Reject unsigned or forged events with a 400. Add replay and tamper tests for this handler.Coverage map
Rules for injection, XSS, SSRF, path traversal, unsafe HTML, weak crypto, JWT bypasses, deserialization, template execution, and framework-specific mistakes.
Built-in rules + optional language-aware SAST workerKnown vulnerable packages, lockfile posture, reachability signals, EPSS context, SBOM inventory, containers, IaC, suspicious packages, dependency search, provenance gaps, and license exposure.
OSV, Trivy, Grype, Syft, Checkov, KICS, license-aware pathsSecret-shaped tokens, committed env files, client/server boundary mistakes, provider-like keys, redacted evidence, and optional verified-secret scanning.
Built-in secret rules + Gitleaks + TruffleHogCursor, Claude Code, Lovable, Bolt, Replit, v0, and custom-agent code is checked for dangerous tool execution, missing validation, request-controlled tools, and OWASP/LLM risks.
AI-route rules + LLMSVS mapping + repair promptsFindings are grouped, severity-ranked, mapped to standards, and packaged with evidence, suggested fixes, verification steps, and AI-agent-ready prompts.
Report builder + fix verification workflowGitHub Actions, pinned-action checks, webhook and scan-on-commit monitoring, passive live URL checks, ZAP/Nuclei opt-in DAST, CLI/agent workflows, and recurring Deep Reviews.
GitHub workflow rules + Watch + explicit DAST gates + agent promptsPolicy mapping, standards references, report retention, baseline deltas, export-ready summaries, enterprise onboarding, SSO/RBAC roadmap, and customer-managed model/provider options.
OWASP/ASVS/LLMSVS mapping + pricing roadmapWhat the report gives you
Launch-risk signals
13auth, payments, uploads, webhooks, secrets, dependencies, mobile source, and user-data paths prioritized by severityRepair packets
09AI-agent-ready fix briefs with file evidence and bounded verification casesProof path
<2minfrom public repo URL to concrete proof before asking for private source or paymentShip fast. Don’t ship blind.
AI coding tools are incredible at generating code fast — but they don't know your business rules. They write auth code without knowing who should have access, payment code without server-side pricing, webhook handlers without signature verification. AbyssGuard catches what your AI can't know — the gap between generated code and safe production code.
You could — if you had time to read every line your AI generates. But AI-assisted teams ship 10x faster, and manual review hasn't scaled to match. AbyssGuard catches the patterns AI tools consistently get wrong so you can focus your review on the business logic only you understand.
That's actually good news — your repository is cleaner than most. But the free scan uses preview methods only. Paid plans unlock the full catalog with deeper auth, payment, and data-flow checks that catch issues preview methods can't reach.
Yes. AbyssGuard now detects React Native, Expo, Flutter, Android, iOS, and Capacitor source and checks source-visible mobile risks such as insecure token storage, cleartext traffic, broad iOS ATS exceptions, risky WebView settings, sensitive Android permissions, and mobile API endpoint exposure. APK/IPA reverse engineering stays a separate paid or specialist path.
Yes. AbyssGuard includes automated vulnerability scanning with built-in rules and optional open-source scanners for SAST, SCA/dependencies, secrets, IaC, containers, SBOM, passive live URL checks, Nuclei, OWASP ZAP, and AI-generated-code guardrails when explicitly authorized. It is not marketed as a penetration test or certification.
Yes. Upgrade instantly and your current month's plan allowance carries over. Downgrade at the end of your billing cycle. Yearly plans can switch to monthly after the year ends.
Monitoring stops — your repository keeps changing and we stop watching it. Historical reports remain accessible for their retention period, but scheduled scans and scan-on-commit stop. Most builders stay on because AI-generated code keeps accumulating.
No. Your source code is treated as temporary scan input — we analyze it, extract findings, and discard the source. AbyssGuard stores only the normalized report data (file paths, severity, finding descriptions) so you can review results without turning your codebase into our database.
No. AbyssGuard is automated vulnerability scanning and static/source analysis with deterministic rules and optional open-source tools. It catches known dangerous patterns in AI-generated and human-written code. Penetration testing involves active exploitation and remains a separate, explicitly authorized service. Use AbyssGuard for continuous monitoring, pen tests for final validation.
Builder covers 5 repositories with scheduled deep reviews, implementation-ready repair packets, targeted verification rescans, and the included PR-check model. Most serious builders maintain several active projects and need the weekly monitoring rhythm that Starter can't provide.
