LogicGuard checks that AI-generated code does what your ticket actually says. 240+ rules catch logic gaps and security flaws across 14 languages. Paste your spec and let the AI validate intent.
Why LogicGuard
240+
logic & security rules spanning 14 languages and frameworks
6
package ecosystems scanned for known CVEs via OSV.dev
SARIF
industry-standard export for GitHub Code Scanning
202
async webhook scans — returns instantly, never blocks CI
Why LogicGuard
AI generates code that passes tests but misses business logic. LogicGuard validates your code against your spec, catches hallucinated APIs, and finds the security flaws that slip through.
240+ rules catch logic gaps (missing auth guards, race conditions, silent errors, stale closures, type coercion bugs) alongside security vulnerabilities (SQL injection, XSS, hardcoded secrets) — all mapped to CWE and OWASP categories. The AI layer cross-references your code against your ticket or spec.
Install the official LogicGuard GitHub Action in one step. It runs on every push and PR, posts a findings summary as a PR comment, and uploads SARIF results to GitHub Code Scanning for native security alerts.
Scan npm, PyPI, Go modules, Cargo, RubyGems, and Packagist against the OSV.dev database in one pass. See affected versions, severity, and available fixes across all 6 ecosystems.
Platform
From intent validation to vulnerability tracking, reports, and team workflows — LogicGuard is built for teams shipping AI-generated code.
Every finding is tracked with fingerprinting across scans — see what's new, what's recurring, and what's been fixed.
Download results as SARIF 2.1.0 for GitHub Code Scanning, VS Code, and Azure DevOps — with CWE tags and security-severity scores for every finding.
On PRO and Enterprise, LogicGuard can open a GitHub pull request with AI-generated fixes applied, so your team reviews a diff instead of writing patches manually.
Define your own regex-based rules per project. LogicGuard validates patterns for ReDoS safety and runs them alongside the 240+ built-in rules.
Get notified in Slack with a full severity breakdown after every scan. Critical and high findings automatically trigger PagerDuty incidents.
Scan npm dependencies for license risk — GPL, AGPL, LGPL flags are surfaced as high risk so you catch copyleft issues before they reach production.
Paste your ticket, scan the code, and see if it actually does what you asked for. Start free with 50 scans per month.