Question 1

What is Securisky?

Accepted Answer

Securisky scans AI-generated code from Cursor, Bolt, Lovable, Claude Code, and Replit for security vulnerabilities before you ship. It detects leaked API keys, SQL injection, auth bypasses, misconfigurations, and data exposure with plain-English fix prompts.

Question 2

How is the security score calculated?

Accepted Answer

The score starts at 100 and deducts points based on severity: critical (-25), high (-10), medium (-5), low (-2). The final grade ranges from A (90+) to F (below 35).

Question 3

What types of vulnerabilities do you detect?

Accepted Answer

49 named detection patterns across 5 categories: secrets, injection, authentication, configuration, and exposure. Plan tiers unlock additional categories.

Question 4

Can I scan my entire GitHub repository?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Connect a GitHub repository URL and Securisky will clone and scan all source files, excluding node_modules, .git, and build artifacts. Repository scanning is available on the Indie plan and above.

Question 5

How do I scan in CI/CD?

Accepted Answer

Use the Securisky GitHub Action template for repository scans on every push, or create an API token (Indie plan+) and call the REST API from your pipeline.

Question 6

How is this different from traditional SAST tools?

Accepted Answer

Traditional SAST tools are designed for enterprise codebases. Securisky is built specifically for AI-generated code, understanding patterns AI coding tools produce and giving plain-English fix prompts instead of security jargon.

Feature	Securisky	Snyk
Primary use case	AI-generated app security (URL + repo)	Enterprise SCA & dependency CVEs
Setup time	Seconds — paste a URL	Days — CI integration, project import
URL scanning	Yes — no code access needed	Limited
Pricing (solo dev)	$0–$29/mo	Team plans, higher entry cost
AI fix prompts	Yes (Indie+)	Fix PRs for dependencies
Rule transparency	49 named patterns, public catalog	Large proprietary database

Securisky vs Snyk