Debuggix

9 security scanners + AI that fixes your code in 60 seconds

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9 security scanners + AI that fixes your code in 60 seconds

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Debuggix runs 9 security scanners in parallel then uses AI to generate working fixes. Unlike other tools that just give you a bug list, Debuggix writes the patches. ⚡ 60-second scans 🔧 AI-generated fixes, not just alerts 🎯 9 engines, one platform 💬 Security Copilot explains issues in plain English 🔗 One-click fix PRs Free forever tier. Built by a solo dev.

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Launch tags:Productivity•Developer Tools•Artificial Intelligence

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FramerLaunch websites with enterprise needs at startup speeds.

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Hey PH! Built Debuggix because I was tired of security tools that find problems but leave the fixing to you. Ran it on my own code and found 30 vulnerabilities — including an exposed GitHub token I'd completely missed. That was humbling. What it does: • Paste a repo, get results in 60 seconds • 9 scanners run in parallel • AI generates actual code fixes (not just warnings) • One click = PR with everything patched Free tier, no credit card. Would love feedback — try it on one of your repos!

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2mo ago

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1d ago

The Security Scanning Landscape in 2026

The market for GitHub security scanners has matured. Developers have options. Snyk, Semgrep, GitHub Advanced Security, Trivy, Gitleaks, and a dozen other tools compete for attention.

Each tool has strengths. Each has weaknesses. The problem is not the quality of any single engine. The problem is that developers need multiple engines to catch different types of vulnerabilities, and each engine produces its own stream of findings, many of which are false positives.

Debuggix solves this by running nine engines at once and applying AI to filter results. This comparison explains how Debuggix stacks up against the alternatives.

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5d ago

The 2026 Solo Founder Orchestration Stack

When you are vibe coding at 100mph with LLMs, the secret isn't just writing the code it s orchestrating, testing, and deploying it without breaking your momentum. You want tools that are cheap, efficient, and scale on a budget.

Here are the 6 tools to orchestrate your AI-generated code from raw prompt to production:

Claude Code / Cursor: Your primary codebase engine. It writes features, scaffolds routes, and structures your entire application logic in seconds.
Next.js + Vercel: The absolute rails for modern SaaS deployment. Zero-configuration hosting that scales from a hobby project to thousands of users for practically free.
Supabase: Your cheap and efficient open-source backend. It handles database tracking, authentication flows, and instant storage without managing complex server infrastructure.
GitHub Actions: Automated CI/CD orchestrator. It handles your automated deployment triggers, code linting, and basic pipeline health checks every single time you push a change.
Debuggix: Your cheap, multi-engine testing companion for security and validation. Because AI code skips sanity checks, this lightweight platform aggregates engines like Semgrep and Trivy to scan your code in the background catching memory math flaws, path leaks, and dependency bugs before they reach production.
Stripe: The frictionless payment layer. Drop in a pre-built check-out portal using AI scripts, hook up your webhooks, and start collecting recurring revenue immediately.

Stop overthinking the engineering horsepower. Pick up your AI tools, wire up your automated testing and deployment pipeline, and ship that MVP!

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8d ago

The average data breach costs $4.45M.

Most of them start with something a developer could have caught in 60 seconds.

Hardcoded API keys. An unpatched dependency. An overlooked SQL injection. These aren't theoretical attack vectors they're sitting in production codebases right now.

The uncomfortable truth: your team isn't immune. Neither is your codebase.

Debuggix runs 9 security engines in parallel Semgrep, Gitleaks, Trivy, and more finds the vulnerabilities, and AI generates working fixes. Not a report. An actual fix.

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Forum Threads

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1d ago

The Security Scanning Landscape in 2026

The market for GitHub security scanners has matured. Developers have options. Snyk, Semgrep, GitHub Advanced Security, Trivy, Gitleaks, and a dozen other tools compete for attention.

Debuggix solves this by running nine engines at once and applying AI to filter results. This comparison explains how Debuggix stacks up against the alternatives.

p/debuggix

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5d ago

The 2026 Solo Founder Orchestration Stack

Here are the 6 tools to orchestrate your AI-generated code from raw prompt to production:

Claude Code / Cursor: Your primary codebase engine. It writes features, scaffolds routes, and structures your entire application logic in seconds.
Next.js + Vercel: The absolute rails for modern SaaS deployment. Zero-configuration hosting that scales from a hobby project to thousands of users for practically free.
Supabase: Your cheap and efficient open-source backend. It handles database tracking, authentication flows, and instant storage without managing complex server infrastructure.
GitHub Actions: Automated CI/CD orchestrator. It handles your automated deployment triggers, code linting, and basic pipeline health checks every single time you push a change.
Debuggix: Your cheap, multi-engine testing companion for security and validation. Because AI code skips sanity checks, this lightweight platform aggregates engines like Semgrep and Trivy to scan your code in the background catching memory math flaws, path leaks, and dependency bugs before they reach production.
Stripe: The frictionless payment layer. Drop in a pre-built check-out portal using AI scripts, hook up your webhooks, and start collecting recurring revenue immediately.

Stop overthinking the engineering horsepower. Pick up your AI tools, wire up your automated testing and deployment pipeline, and ship that MVP!

p/debuggix

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8d ago

The average data breach costs $4.45M.

Most of them start with something a developer could have caught in 60 seconds.

Hardcoded API keys. An unpatched dependency. An overlooked SQL injection. These aren't theoretical attack vectors they're sitting in production codebases right now.

The uncomfortable truth: your team isn't immune. Neither is your codebase.

Debuggix runs 9 security engines in parallel Semgrep, Gitleaks, Trivy, and more finds the vulnerabilities, and AI generates working fixes. Not a report. An actual fix.

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