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SECURITY & STATIC ANALYSIS

LINTERS & SAST INTEGRATIONS

Integrates with over 40+ static analysis tools to provide security coverage.

GitRabbit operates in tandem with industry-standard security scanners and static code analyzers (SAST). By aggregating scanner outputs, GitRabbit filters out false positives, matches exceptions, and frames warnings with code fixes. There is no need to write manual scanner setups.

Key_Capabilities

40+ Integrated Scanners

Includes support for ESLint, SonarQube, Semgrep, Checkov, GoSec, Bandit, and more.

False Positive Filter

AI filters out noisy static-linter warnings that do not impact runtime states.

Compliance Mapping

Maps code vulnerabilities against standard frameworks like OWASP Top 10 and SANS 25.

Setup_Sequence

1
Step 01

Enable Scanners

Select which scanners should run in your '.gitrabbit.yml' file or leave it to Auto-Detect.

2
Step 02

Continuous Scan

During PR checks, GitRabbit runs scanners inside isolated, transient environments.

3
Step 03

Consolidated Feedback

Vulnerability outputs are combined with code fixes directly in the PR review.

Code_Example

Configuration sample for SAST integration
# .gitrabbit.yml
sast:
  scanners:
    semgrep:
      enabled: true
      rulesets: ["owasp-top-10"]
    gosec:
      enabled: true
    bandit:
      enabled: false
  fail_on_vulnerability: true
  ignore_warnings:
    - "no-console-log"

Pro_Tips

  • Set 'fail_on_vulnerability: true' to block PR merges when critical code leaks (like API keys or SQL injection flaws) are flagged.
  • Disable heavy checkers inside staging environments to optimize pipeline build speeds.
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