Enji GuardA recurring audit for your GitHub repository
Connect through the GitHub App and revoke access any time. Guard runs recurring repo audits across code, tests, dependencies, security, AI readiness, and the linked app, then reports back where your team works.
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A GitHub repo audit starts with operational context
Guard is not a detached scanner. It connects through the GitHub App, reads the repository, understands the current branch and project shape, and keeps issue and pull-request actions explicit, reviewable, and controlled by your settings.
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What a Guard repo audit covers
Each audit runs senior-engineer runbooks across the repo surfaces that actually break:
- Security and exposure in source, config, and reachable behavior
- Dependency hygiene, hallucinated packages, and supply-chain risk
- Test trust, critical-path coverage, and green checks that prove too little
- Code health: dead code, duplication, and risky hotspots
- AI readiness: context, rules, checks, and handoff quality for coding agents
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Recurring, not a one-off scan
A single repository health check ages the moment the next commit lands. Guard re-audits on a schedule and as the repo changes, so coverage keeps up with how fast AI-assisted teams ship.
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Issues and pull requests, not a passive report
Findings arrive where your team already works: reviewable GitHub issues with evidence and rationale. When a fix is bounded and useful, Guard can open a narrow pull request for human review.
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The repo and the app it powers
A GitHub repo audit that never checks the app can miss half the story. Guard can link the repository to the website it powers, so problems that only appear at runtime can come back with reproduction context and likely code areas.
Quick questions
What does the GitHub App access, and can I revoke it?
It reads the repository and acts only where you allow, opening issues or pull requests explicitly. You can revoke the GitHub App at any time, and nothing changes your code without review.
How often does the audit run?
On a schedule you set, and as the repo changes. A one-time repository health check ages the moment the next commit lands, so recurring audits keep up with how fast you ship.
Can it scan a GitHub repo for vulnerabilities and secrets specifically?
Yes. Security, suspicious secret-like values, risky dependencies, tests, code health, and AI readiness are all part of Guard's audit set. You run or schedule the checks that fit the repo.
Does it work on private repositories?
Yes. Access is through the GitHub App on the repos you choose, public or private, and it is revocable any time.
Audit your GitHub repo on a schedule.
Connect a repo and get your first audit report in a few minutes. No card.