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SemanticGuard
Fighting Vulnerability in IDE Created Code
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About SemanticGuard
A Free Open Source Tool with 2 Modes : Power Mode (Bring your Own API Key ) And Local Mode.
Did it ever Occure to you that you were vibe coding a long , very long, session? the AI Forgot your Rules in the Code itself?
Like, "No Raw String Formatting in Queries": Stops it from using f-strings for SQL, which leads to SQL Injection. Demand parameterized queries only.
"No Hardcoded Secrets": Forgets and puts API keys or passwords in the code. Tell it to use environment variables (.env) exclusively.
"No innerHTML or dangerouslySetInnerHTML": In web apps, it forgets and uses these, causing XSS vulnerabilities. Force it to use text content or sanitized fragments.
SemanticGuard will catch it in Less then a Minute if its a Folder. (Depending on your Chosen AI Model)
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SemanticGuard is a free, open-source cybersecurity tool designed to audit AI-generated code for security vulnerabilities across CLI, desktop, and API platforms. It enforces strict coding rules like SQL injection prevention and secret management using both local and API-based AI models.
- Supports both local execution and external LLM providers via Bring Your Own API Key (BYOK) mode.
- Provides rapid folder-level scans and security audits in less than one minute.
- Automates the detection of common AI-generated risks like hardcoded secrets and XSS vulnerabilities.
- Completely free and open-source utility available for CLI and desktop environments.
Ideal for: Backend Developers and DevOps Engineers seeking to validate AI-generated code against security requirements like parameterized queries and environment variable usage.
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