0pirate

Hello Everyone ! I'm Arunmadhavan, the founder (and solo builder) of 0Pirate. I've been a developer. But I've also been terrified. The #1 rule is "don't paste proprietary code into public tools," yet AI forces us to do exactly that. I wanted the power of AI to fix my bugs, but I wasn't willing to send my company's Stripe_API_Key or RevenueAnalytics class to a third party. I looked everywhere for a tool that would let me use AI without exposing my IP. It didn't exist. So, I built 0Pirate. It's the AI engineer I wished I had, built on two principles: 1. It's "Zero-Knowledge" (Your IP is Safe): When you give 0Pirate your code, it never hits our server. Our platform runs an Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) parser in your browser to "anonymize" your code before it's sent. class RevenueAnalytics becomes <> "sk_live_... becomes <> The AI fixes the generic "shape" of your code, and your browser safely restores it. We are physically incapable of seeing your IP. 2. It's Reliable (The "Anti-Hallucination" Engine): I was also sick of AI being "confidently wrong." 0Pirate assumes the AI will make a mistake. We run every single AI-generated fix through a "Validator Loop"—a hardened Docker sandbox (sandbox.py) that runs over a dozen tools like eslint, mypy, bandit, and go vet. If the fix is buggy or insecure, we automatically force the AI to "fix its fix" until it's perfect. This has been a massive solo journey, from building the React frontend to the secure seccomp profile in the Docker sandbox. We just got our first paying customer last week ($5!), so I know this is a problem developers are desperate to solve. I'm here all day to answer every single question. I'd love to know... How is your team handling the "AI vs. IP Security" problem right now? What's the scariest/dumbest "AI hallucination" you've seen in a code fix? Would you feel safer using an AI tool if you knew it couldn't see your code? Thanks for checking us out! – Arunmadhavan