Sentrint launches AI code security scanning tool
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Sentrint has launched a scanning tool that checks GitHub repositories of apps built with 16 AI programming tools such as Claude, Cursor, Bolt, and v0, looking for hardcoded secrets, database access rules, vulnerable dependencies, and high-risk code paths, and provides a score out of 100 along with fix prompts written for the original tool. Sentrint says its AI review performs a second check on a capped number of findings to reduce false positives; scans are completed in one-off Google Cloud Run jobs that only read code and do not run the app. On pricing, the free plan allows one scan per calendar month (not once every 30 days), and claiming the free plan requires a GitHub account registered for at least 30 days; a one-time purchase of ₹799 ($10) includes 6 scans, and there is also a plan with 36 scans per month.
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Sentrint scans the GitHub repo behind an app built with Claude, Cursor, Bolt, v0 or any of the 16 supported AI coding tools, checking for hardcoded secrets, database access rules, vulnerable dependencies and risky code paths, then rechecks a capped number of findings with AI to cut false positives. It returns a score out of 100, each finding in plain English, and a fix prompt written for the tool that built the app; it reads code only and does not run the app or test the live site. Pricing includes a one-time ₹799/$10 pack of 6 scans, a ₹1,799/$22 monthly founder plan with 36 scans a month, and a free plan of one scan per calendar month for GitHub accounts at least 30 days old.
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