SentinelOps

Production-readiness scanner

Know what’s wrong before you ship.

Point SentinelOps at a repository. It clones it, runs 33 checks across six categories, and hands back a score out of 100 with exactly what to fix.

sentinelops --self-scan95 / 100 · Grade A
Security
25/25
Reliability
20/20
Deployment
12/17
Architecture
14/14
Scalability
14/14
Observability
10/10
What it does

Three things, done properly.

Real tools, not guesswork

Gitleaks, Trivy, Semgrep, Hadolint, and Checkov — the same tools teams use in production — run inside isolated sandboxes with no network access, not a pile of regexes pretending to be a scanner.

Shows its work

Every one of the 33 checks reports passed, flagged, skipped, or errored — with a reason. A category at full marks tells you what it verified, not just that it found nothing to complain about.

Sandboxed by design

No network, read-only filesystem, every extra Linux capability dropped, non-root, memory-capped. The one part of this system that runs a stranger’s code is the part treated as hostile.

Self-scan score

0/100

Checks run

0

Categories

0

Sandboxed tools

0

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