Overview

Clawaudit is the official repository for a forthcoming automated security checker for repositories. When released, it will run automated security checks against your own repositories and others. Until then, you can manually add any repository you care about.

How This Skill Works

The project is designed to perform automated security checks once launched. Currently, you can manually add repositories to audit. The project website hosts the interface and updates on progress.

When to Use It

• When you want automated security analysis across your own repositories once Clawaudit launches.
• When you need to review external repositories you’ve been asked to assess.
• When preparing a batch of critical repos for future automated checks.
• When planning repository security work and pre-registering targets for audits.
• When you want to manually add repos now and await automated checks.

Quick Start

1. Step 1: Visit https://clawaudit.duckdns.org
2. Step 2: Manually add the repositories you want to audit
3. Step 3: Monitor the site for automated check results when they become available

Best Practices

• List the repos you care about now and add them manually.
• Regularly check the Clawaudit site for updates on automated checks.
• Verify repository access permissions if you plan to enable automation later.
• Note any sensitive repos and consider private access implications.
• Document findings and plan remediations after checks run.

Example Use Cases

• A security team manually adds the company's main monorepo to await automated checks.
• An auditor adds several client repos to prepare for future automated scans.
• Open-source maintainers add popular dependencies to pre-empt issues.
• A consultancy tests the tool by adding sample repos.
• An organization maintains a watchlist of critical repos to audit.

Frequently Asked Questions