Security review for every pull request
AuditWard reads each pull request with the code around it and comments with the issues it finds. Its check fails at the level you pick.
Code review starts on Starter
One comment per pull request
A summary lists each issue with its file, line and a suggested fix. Issues on changed lines also get their own note.
AuditWard security review
Reviewed commit 71d0e4b. 1 security issue found in this change.
[High] Hardcoded Stripe secret key
src/payments/client.ts:14A check that can hold the merge
Pick the severity that fails the check, then make the check required in your branch rules.
GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket
Install the GitHub App or sign in to GitLab or Bitbucket. There is no token to paste and no workflow file to add.
How setup works
- 1
Connect a code host
Open Integrations in your workspace settings and connect GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket.
- 2
Pick repositories
Choose the repositories or projects AuditWard should review.
- 3
Open a pull request
The review comment and the check appear on the pull request.
Pricing
Code review comes with Starter (25 reviews a month), Team (150) and Custom (500). It is not on the free Basic plan. Compare plans
Questions
What does the reviewer read?
The change in the pull request and the code around it. AuditWard does not keep a copy of your repository, though each review's findings can quote a few lines of code.
Is my code used to train AI?
No. Your code is never used to train AI models.
Which pull requests get reviewed?
New pull requests and new pushes to them in the repositories you connect. Pull requests from forks are not reviewed.
What happens when the monthly reviews run out?
Reviews pause until the next month or until you move to a bigger plan. The settings page shows how many you have used.