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Ship Safe: Open-source security scanner for code, AI agents, and supply chains released
Key points
- Ship Safe is an open-source security scanner.
- It identifies issues in application code, AI agents, and supply chains.
- The tool runs locally and offers AI-backed red-teaming modes.
- It provides automated remediation and integrates with CI/CD workflows.
Introduction of Ship Safe
Ship Safe is a newly released open-source security scanner designed for modern software development teams. It operates directly within a local repository to detect security vulnerabilities across various components of a software project.
Key Capabilities and Features
The scanner targets a broad range of potential issues, including those in application code, AI agents, MCP configurations, prompts, dependencies, CI/CD pipelines, secrets, and cloud-adjacent configurations. It offers AI-backed red-team modes, which can be configured to use a selected provider or run entirely offline for core checks. The tool also provides interactive features for scanning, fixing, and querying within a single session.
Local Operation and Remediation
Ship Safe emphasizes local operation, allowing scans to be performed without requiring signup or API keys for core functionalities. It provides findings with severity levels, file locations, evidence, and recommended remediation steps. The tool can propose fixes as diffs, allowing developers to review and approve changes before they are applied, with the option to undo previous fixes.
Integration and Supported Technologies
The scanner integrates with CI/CD workflows, enabling teams to gate risky builds and upload SARIF results to GitHub code scanning. It is built to support AI-native applications, addressing risks in agents, MCP servers, prompts, RAG flows, and managed-agent configurations. Ship Safe is compatible with various programming languages and configurations, including JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, and infrastructure files.
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Primary sources
GitHub cmc_internal/api GitHub github/collect GitHub asamassekou10/ship-safe GitHub _private/browser GitHub get-started/accessibility GitHub open-source/sponsorsReporting from
Ship Safe, an open-source security scanner, has been released to identify vulnerabilities in application code, AI agents, and supply chain components. This tool operates locally within repositories, offering features like AI-backed red-teaming and automated remediation, which helps developers find and fix security issues before deployment.