Same scan. Three very different mornings.

The scan doesn't change. What changes is how much you read, what you fix first, and what can wait.

Pick your moment

Where you are decides what to fix first.

Ordered by how much time you have.

While you build

Catch it in the branch that created it, while you still remember the decision and nothing has been built on top of it.

One scan per branch, behind your pushes

Weekend build

It runs and people can use it. Moving that fast leaves specific things behind, and they are the same specific things almost every time.

One pass, read end to end

Before you launch

The window between shipping and being looked at adversarially is measured in hours. Close the serious findings while that window is still open.

A checklist for the week before

What they share

The report doesn't change to suit the occasion.

The report answers the same four questions in the same order, and ranking is identical on every plan. A weaker ranking on Free could bury someone's worst problem — that's a safety decision, not a pricing one.

What it is, in words you already use.

What someone could do with it, specifically, to you.

Where it lives — the file, the line, the commit.

How to close it, in the order the steps actually matter.

How the scanner produces that

Find out where you stand.

Connect a repo, read-only. Revoke it whenever you like.

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