code-inspectorScan AI-generated code for bugs before deploying — 8 static analysis checks from critical (hardcoded secrets, unsafe eval) to low (unused imports). Productio...
Install via ClawdBot CLI:
clawdbot install minirr890112-byte/code-inspectorGrade Fair — based on market validation, documentation quality, package completeness, maintenance status, and authenticity signals.
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https://github.com/minirr890112-byte/code-inspectorAI Analysis
The skill is a static analysis tool that scans local Python files and does not appear to send user data to external servers. The only external URL is a GitHub repository link for installation and documentation, which is consistent with its stated purpose. No hidden instructions, credential harvesting, or obfuscation were detected.
Audited Aug 23, 2026 · audit v1.0
Generated Aug 23, 2026
A development team uses AI copilots to generate Python code. Before pushing to production, they run code-inspector to catch hardcoded secrets, unsafe eval, or bare except blocks that could introduce vulnerabilities or unexpected behavior.
In a continuous integration pipeline, code-inspector runs automatically on every commit that contains AI-generated or modified Python code. If the production-readiness score falls below a threshold, the build fails, alerting developers to fix issues before merge.
Maintainers of open-source projects receive contributions, some AI-generated. They use code-inspector to quickly assess the quality and security of submitted pull requests, focusing on critical issues like mutable defaults or infinite loops.
Educators teaching AI-assisted programming use code-inspector to show students common pitfalls in AI-generated code, helping them understand what makes code production-ready and how to avoid common security and logic flaws.
Startups building MVPs with heavy reliance on AI coding assistants use code-inspector to quickly iterate on generated code, ensuring that prototypes don't carry hidden bugs that could cost time and reputation later.
Provide the code-inspector CLI as a free open-source tool, while offering a paid tier with advanced features such as custom rule configurations, team collaboration dashboards, and priority support for enterprises.
Offer a REST API that allows developers and CI/CD platforms to integrate code-inspector analysis into their existing workflows without installing the CLI, with usage-based pricing.
Develop a plugin for popular development environments (like VS Code) that provides real-time analysis while coding. The free version includes basic checks, while the premium version unlocks advanced scoring, team reporting, and integration with project management tools.
💬 Integration Tip
To integrate, install via pip and add a simple CLI command to your CI pipeline. For advanced use, explore the AST-based checks to customize rules for your project's specific needs.
Scored Aug 23, 2026
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