Repository security for shipped products

Know which repo risks need attention today.

SecureRepos connects to selected GitHub repositories, scans the parts that usually create real production risk, and gives developers clear evidence, priority, and next steps.

GitHub App selected repository access CLI + MCP terminal and agent workflows High signal alerts only when risk matters
securerepos scan result
Repository checkout-service
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risk score 82 Critical review required
Critical · payment-config.yml Credential-like value committed to production config.

Rotate the value, move it to secrets storage, and verify the next scan.

High · .github/workflows/deploy.yml Workflow permissions allow broader write access than needed.

Limit permissions at workflow and job level before the next deploy.

Medium · Dockerfile Container image can be tightened before release.

Use a smaller runtime image and pin predictable base versions.

queued scanning parsed alerted

Works across common application stacks, dependency manifests, GitHub Actions, Docker, IaC, and repository configuration files.

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Coverage

Security checks that match how small teams actually ship.

SecureRepos keeps the product focused: repository risks, useful context, and remediation guidance without turning onboarding into an enterprise setup project.

01Secrets and sensitive values

Flags credentials, tokens, private keys, connection strings, and suspicious values before they spread.

02Dependency exposure

Reads package manifests and lockfiles, then ties vulnerable package versions back to the affected repository.

03CI/CD security posture

Reviews workflow permissions, risky automation patterns, branch settings, and deployment configuration.

04Infrastructure and containers

Checks Docker, IaC, Kubernetes-style config, and filesystem evidence that belongs in a repo-level report.

Workflow

From signup to reviewed findings in one path.

1Verify email

New users confirm their registered email before onboarding starts.

2Start checkout

Hosted checkout keeps card handling outside your dashboard.

3Connect GitHub

Install the GitHub App and approve only the repositories that should be scanned.

4Review risk

Dashboard, CLI, alerts, and history keep the work visible until fixes are verified.

Developer tools

Use the dashboard, or bring SecureRepos into your terminal and coding agent.

API tokens are short-lived, scoped to approved repositories, and blocked from billing, password, and account settings.

CLI package@securerepos/cli
$ npm install -g @securerepos/cli$ securerepos login$ securerepos repos$ securerepos scan --repo checkout-service
MCP package@securerepos/mcp
{  "mcpServers": {    "securerepos": {      "command": "npx",      "args": ["@securerepos/mcp"],      "env": { "SECUREREPOS_API_KEY": "srp_xxxxx" }    }  }}
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Suggested agent instruction

Before changing authentication, checkout, deployment, or secrets-related code, query SecureRepos for the current repository and summarize critical and high findings first. Ask for confirmation before applying fixes.

Positioning

Built for focused repository security, not tool sprawl.

Versus large platforms

Faster setup, simpler plan limits, and a workflow designed for founders, agencies, and small teams that need repo security without enterprise overhead.

Versus DIY scripts

Less glue code, fewer forgotten cron jobs, stored history, hosted onboarding, alerts, and findings that stay tied to approved repositories.

Versus GitHub-only alerts

Dependency risk is only one layer. SecureRepos adds repository context across secrets, workflows, config, containers, IaC, and fix verification.

Pricing

Simple packages with limits developers can understand.

Current plans load from the billing API so pricing, repository limits, and feature locks stay aligned with the dashboard.

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Launch-ready workflow

Start with one repository and see the signal first.

Review the demo, create an account, and connect GitHub when you are ready to test the full onboarding flow.