Source connections
Connect existing platforms
Click a connector to sign in to your provider, authorize Codecanic, and pick a project — guided step-by-step.
Unified code operations
Scan, report, and repair code across your stack.
Bay online
Pull every repo into the garage. Diagnose the stack. Approve the repair.
Connect code hosts, deployment platforms, and app projects. Codecanic builds a prioritized repair report, then lets users approve all fixes or only the segments they trust.
Critical
0
Warnings
0
Autofixable
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Scan pipeline
Current run
Review before repair
Findings report
AI Keys
Not connected
AI-powered code repairs run on your own AI provider key. Your key is stored only in this browser and sent with each repair request — it is never saved on Codecanic's servers.
- Anthropic (required — Claude writes the code fixes): open
console.anthropic.com → API Keys,
click Create Key, copy the key (starts with
sk-ant-), and add credit. - OpenAI (optional): open
platform.openai.com → API keys,
create a key (starts with
sk-). - Paste your key(s) below and click Save. Repairs now run on your keys.
Repair jobs
Approved queue
Audit trail
Workspace activity
Launch path
Web, iOS, and infrastructure targets
This MVP ships as a PWA for the web. The same product surface can be wrapped with Capacitor for native app releases, while backend workers handle connector authorization, scans, repair jobs, and audit logs.
How it works
From repository to reviewed repair in three steps
Codecanic is a sponsor-supported code-operations tool that connects to the platforms you already use — GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Vercel, Railway, and Xcode projects — and turns a sprawling codebase into a prioritized, human-readable repair plan. Instead of stitching together half a dozen linters, scanners, and dashboards, you connect a source once and Codecanic handles intake, diagnosis, and the repair lift in a single workflow.
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1. Intake
Authorize a connector and pick a repository or project. Codecanic clones the code in an isolated worker, reads your dependency manifests, lockfiles, CI configuration, and infrastructure-as-code, and assembles a complete picture of the stack before a single check runs.
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2. Diagnostics
The scan engine runs software-composition analysis against known-vulnerability databases, static analysis for code-quality and security defects, secret detection across the git history, and supply-chain checks on your third-party packages. Every finding is scored by severity and tagged as critical, security, performance, or autofixable.
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3. Repair lift
Review the findings report, approve all fixes or only the segments you trust, and Codecanic opens real pull requests with the changes — leaving a full audit trail of what was scanned, what was approved, and who approved it. You stay in control; nothing is merged without a human sign-off.
What it detects
Security, quality, performance, and supply-chain risk
- Vulnerable dependencies — direct and transitive packages with published CVEs, matched against the OSV database, with the safe upgrade path where one exists.
- Leaked secrets — API keys, tokens, and credentials committed anywhere in the repository's git history, not just the current checkout.
- Static-analysis defects — common security and correctness bugs surfaced by language-aware analysis, ranked so the critical issues rise to the top.
- Supply-chain weak points — unpinned dependencies, risky install scripts, and abandoned packages that quietly expand your attack surface.
- Deployment and configuration drift — misconfigurations across your connected hosting and CI platforms that tend to cause outages and regressions.
FAQ
Common questions
What does Codecanic cost?
Nothing. Codecanic is open to every team at no cost and supported entirely by unobtrusive sponsor placements — there is no paid tier and no account upgrade. Every team can scan repositories and open repair pull requests with the same full feature set.
Does Codecanic change my code automatically?
No. Codecanic only proposes changes as pull requests after you explicitly approve them. Nothing is merged into your codebase without a human review and sign-off.
What access does Codecanic need?
Codecanic uses the standard OAuth or token flow for each provider and requests only the scopes needed to read your code and open pull requests. You can disconnect any connector at any time, which revokes the stored credential.
Where is my code processed?
Repositories are cloned into isolated, ephemeral workers for the duration of a scan and are not retained afterward. See the for the full detail on data handling and retention.
How do I get started?
Create an account, connect a source above, and run your first scan. The whole flow — from connecting a provider to reviewing your first findings report — takes a few minutes.
Codecanic is operated as a sponsor-supported service, open to every team at no cost. Read our and , or email info@cyberwaveglobal.com with any questions.