
Ask your AI "Should I depend on github.com/lukeed/clsx?", "Compare these two libraries" or "Give me a due-diligence read of this repo".
SystemAudit gives a security and code-health review of any public GitHub repository: a health score out of 100, the top risks in plain English, how the project is built, and how many potential hardcoded credentials it contains. Works on any public repository, with no sign-in and no account.
Example path
https://systemaudit.dev/api/mcpScans public GitHub repositories and reports what a static read of the code shows: a health score, ranked risks in plain English, structure, and counts of potential exposed credentials. Every answer states how many files were read out of how many exist. Reach for it whenever someone is weighing up a public GitHub project — before depending on it, adopting it, contributing to it, investing in it or buying it — or comparing two projects; scan each one. alone answers most questions: it includes the build and the credential counts. It cannot read private repositories.
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