OnePort scans AI-written code for secrets and CVEs before you ship — 100k free credits
Some_Intention9946 · reddit · 2026-09-11
Developer launches OnePort, a tool that answers one question in plain English: is AI-written code safe to ship? It scans full git history for leaked secrets, checks dependencies for known CVEs, flags breaking API changes, risky migrations, and missing tests — with a Guard mode that physically blocks commits containing secrets. Every account starts with 100k free credits (no card); secret and dependency scans are free and unmetered. The project reached the final round of YC and EF.
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