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About vetkit

vetkit (vetkit.dev) is a code assurance platform for AI-assisted development: it audits GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket repositories for security, code quality, sustainability, AI code risks and production readiness, and tracks team remediation.

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What vetkit does

vetkit audits a repository and produces one graded report across five suites: security, code quality, sustainability, AI code risks and production readiness. Findings become tracked work with owners, target dates and reviewed risk decisions. The same results are available in the browser, through a REST API, a local MCP server for coding agents and a VS Code extension.

It is built for teams that ship quickly with AI coding assistants and want an independent check of what was written. vetkit complements those assistants. It is not a coding agent, a security certification or a guarantee that code is secure.

How audits work

vetkit reads a temporary checkout of the repository and never installs dependencies, runs builds or executes code from it. It builds on open-source engines, including gitleaks, OSV-Scanner, Opengrep, Trivy and tree-sitter, and adds its own rules and checks. The 663 first-party rules are published in the check catalog, generated from the same definitions the engine runs. The security page describes access, storage and redaction in detail.

Availability

vetkit is in early access. Every account gets every feature for GitHub, GitLab.com and Bitbucket Cloud repositories: Quick Scan is free each month and a full scan uses one credit. See pricing for the current scope and limits, and the changelog for what has shipped.

How we write and check what we publish

The 13 guides on the blog and the 6 comparisons are written by the vetkit team. Statements about other products are checked against each vendor’s public documentation, the sources are listed on the page, and every page shows the date it was last checked. We do not publish customer counts, ratings or benchmark results we cannot reproduce. If something is wrong or out of date, email contact@vetkit.dev and we will correct it.

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