Enji GuardA monthly audit for your GitHub repository
A one-time audit ages the moment AI ships the next change. A recurring monthly audit keeps the picture current: security, dependencies, tests, technical debt, and runtime, on a cadence you set.
1 repo · setup in about 5 minutes · no card, no commitment
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Why a recurring cadence beats a one-off
Risk does not arrive on a schedule you control. Dependencies rot, tests decay, secrets slip in, and runtime behavior drifts between releases. A single audit is a snapshot; a monthly audit is a trend, so you catch new problems while they are small.
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What each monthly audit covers
Every run re-checks the whole repository and the app it powers:
- Exposed secrets and security vulnerabilities
- Dependency risk, including hallucinated and abandoned packages
- Test quality, not just coverage
- Technical debt that is starting to slow change
- Runtime gaps in the linked application
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Findings where your team already works
Each audit returns reviewable GitHub issues with evidence and rationale, ranked so the most important work is obvious. When a fix is bounded and useful, Guard can open a pull request for human review.
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Set it and adjust it
Monthly is a sensible default, but you set the cadence. Higher-velocity teams run more often; quieter repos run less. No IDE plugin and no CI changes, Guard connects through a revocable GitHub App.
Quick questions
Can I run it more or less often than monthly?
Yes. Monthly is a default, not a limit. You choose the cadence, and higher-velocity teams often run more frequently.
Does setting up a recurring audit change my CI?
No. Guard runs out of band through a revocable GitHub App, no IDE plugin and no CI changes. The first audit is free.
Audit your repo every month, automatically.
Connect a repo and set a cadence that fits your team. No card.