Hey,
Ran HAI3 through Debuggix (debuggix.space) — a security scanner I built that runs 9 engines in parallel. Most findings were dependency CVEs in lockfiles, which is normal for any sizeable project.
The scanner flagged a couple things in your source code. I can't confirm whether they're real issues or false positives without knowing the context — but thought you'd want to see them:
- HTTP request in check-mcp.ts:142 — might be fine if it's hitting localhost, but sharing in case
- URL open with file:// scheme in kit.py:93, 134 — could be intentional for local file access, but flagging just in case
Full scan took about 2 minutes. If you want to run it yourself, it's free — debuggix.space. I'm looking for developers to test the platform and give feedback.
Either way, figured it was worth sharing. Happy to discuss if either finding is relevant.
Cheers
Hey,
Ran HAI3 through Debuggix (debuggix.space) — a security scanner I built that runs 9 engines in parallel. Most findings were dependency CVEs in lockfiles, which is normal for any sizeable project.
The scanner flagged a couple things in your source code. I can't confirm whether they're real issues or false positives without knowing the context — but thought you'd want to see them:
Full scan took about 2 minutes. If you want to run it yourself, it's free — debuggix.space. I'm looking for developers to test the platform and give feedback.
Either way, figured it was worth sharing. Happy to discuss if either finding is relevant.
Cheers