SAST

What it means

SAST, or Static Application Security Testing, analyzes code without executing the application. It can catch insecure patterns early, before the code is deployed.

Why it matters for AI-written code

AI-generated code can introduce familiar vulnerability patterns at high speed. Static checks help find some of those issues while the change is still cheap to review.

Guard and Fleet context

Guard treats SAST-like evidence as one part of security health. A project can still need dependency checks, runtime tests, configuration review, and human approval before it is safe.

How Enji Guard helps

Guard connects source-level findings to the recurring audit loop, opens clear issues, and prepares bounded fixes when a change is safe enough for review.