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Your AI writes the code.
Nobody checks if it's secure.
Snitch is a security audit plugin that runs inside your AI coding tool. 68 categories. Every finding backed by real code. Works with 30+ tools.
Free for BridgeMind AI viewers
Limited to 100 copies. Enter the code from the video at checkout.
The problem
Your AI learned from tutorials that cut corners
It copies auth patterns from demos. Hardcodes token expiry at 1 hour. Leaves webhook endpoints unverified. Stores session secrets as string literals. The code works — it just isn't safe.
You can't review what you didn't write
When you wrote every line, you had a feel for where the risks were. Now your AI writes 80% of it in seconds. It looks clean. It passes tests. But nobody checked whether the Stripe webhook verifies signatures, or whether the logout button actually invalidates the session.
Security scanners drown you in noise
500 findings. Half are false positives. The other half are low-severity style warnings. You spend more time triaging the scanner output than you would just reading the code yourself. So you stop running them.
One breach costs more than your whole project
A leaked API key. A database password in the source. An admin route with no auth check. These aren't hypothetical — they're the actual things that take companies offline. And they're exactly the things AI-generated code tends to get wrong.
What you get
68 security categories
SQL injection, XSS, hardcoded secrets, SSRF, CSRF, race conditions, OAuth/OIDC, container security, IaC, AI supply chain, prompt injection, GraphQL, WebSocket, HIPAA, SOC 2, PCI-DSS, GDPR, and 51 more.
Every finding has proof
File path. Line number. The exact code. If Snitch can't point to the problem in your codebase, it doesn't make the report. No guessing. No maybes.
Built-in false positive prevention
Two-pass verification reads 30 lines of context around every match. Framework-aware checks. Auto-excludes test files. Inline ignores with snitch-ignore-next-line. .snitch-ignore for persistent suppression.
30+ AI tools supported
Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, VS Code, Gemini CLI, Goose, Roo Code, OpenCode, Junie, Amp, Kiro, TRAE, Devin, and more. One installer handles all of them.
SARIF & CSV export
Export findings as SARIF 2.1.0 for GitHub code scanning integration, or CSV for spreadsheets and ticketing. Create Jira, Linear, or GitHub Issues directly from findings.
Smart stack detection
Reads your package.json and only runs relevant checks. Using Stripe? Checks webhook signatures. Using Prisma? Looks for raw SQL injection. Dockerfile detected? Scans for container security issues.
Normally $99.99 — free for you
BridgeMind AI viewers get the full plugin at no cost. No subscription. No limits. No catch. Enter the code from the video at checkout. Limited to 100 copies.
How it works
Enter your email and click "Get It Free"
Enter the promo code from the video at checkout — total goes to $0
Download the ZIP, unzip, and run the installer (install.sh on macOS/Linux, install.ps1 on Windows) — it auto-detects your AI tools
Open your project and tell your AI: "run a security audit"
Works with
Works inside BridgeSpace
BridgeMind's agentic development environment
BridgeSpace is a native desktop ADE with multi-pane workspaces, AI agent orchestration, and BridgeSwarm multi-agent coordination. Snitch runs inside any BridgeSpace terminal panel — launch a security audit alongside your other AI teammates in a single workspace.
Learn more about BridgeSpace →$99.99 FREE
68 categories. 30+ tools. Evidence for every finding. Free for BridgeMind AI viewers.
Questions
Is this really free?
Yes. Use the promo code from the video at checkout and the total drops to $0. Limited to 100 copies for BridgeMind AI viewers — first come, first served.
Do I need a credit card?
You'll go through Stripe checkout, but after entering the promo code from the video the total will be $0.00. No charge is made.
What's in the download?
A ZIP with the SKILL.md file (the audit instructions), 68 category files, 21 reference files, 6 compliance templates, custom rules framework, and two installer scripts — install.sh for macOS/Linux and install.ps1 for Windows. Both auto-detect your AI tools and copy everything to the right place.
Does it need internet access?
Yes. The plugin runs inside your AI coding tool, which requires an internet connection to work. Snitch itself doesn't collect or send any of your code — everything stays between you and your AI tool's API.
What if my AI tool isn't on the list?
If your tool can read a markdown file as instructions, Snitch will work with it. The installer handles 30+ tools automatically, but you can copy the files manually to any tool.
What about the MCP server?
The MCP server is a separate product with free and paid tiers at snitchplugin.com. This plugin is a standalone download — no account or MCP connection needed.