How do you know what software
you can trust?

AI-Powered Intentiv evaluates the trustworthiness of code before you use it.
Point Intentiv at any GitHub repo, public or private, and get the facts on:

Intent Alignment

Does the code actually do what it claims to do?

Code Security

Are there any vulnerabilities or potentially malicious behaviors hiding?

Code Quality

Is the code well structured, documented, and aligned to best practices?

Traditional code scanning tools don't understand the intent of the software.
That's our starting point. How can you evaluate code if you don't understand its intent?

Know Before You Install

Whether you want stay high-level or go deep in the weeds,
Intentiv's Trust Analysis has got you covered.

Trust Score

A comprehensive rating of code trustworthiness

High-Level Summary

What the code does and what you should know about it

Issues Found

Details on issues found during analysis and how to fix them

Intentiv Analysis Report Example

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1. Paste Repository URL

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2. AI Analysis

Our AI scans and analyzes the codebase

3. Get Results

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