SBOMix scans any repo and produces CycloneDX, SPDX, and an AI-BOM in seconds. No standard SBOM tool surfaces your AI stack or the agents in it. SBOMix does: models, API providers, and the MCP servers your agents can call, each with its authority scope. Free CLI, optional dashboard.
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Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm David, the maker.
I've spent 25 years in infrastructure and security (CCIE #14019). Every SBOM tool I ran did the same thing: list your dependencies, hand you a JSON file, and treat compliance as your problem from there. None of them saw the part I actually worried about, the AI models and the agents now wired into production.
So I built SBOMix. Point it at any repo:
npx sbomix .
In a couple of seconds you get CycloneDX 1.6, SPDX 2.3, and an AI-BOM. The AI-BOM is the part I care about most: it inventories your models, your API providers, and every MCP server an agent can reach, each with its authority scope (shell access, broad filesystem, unpinned source) and a Least Agency Score. sbomix ai-bom . gives you that as a plain-language report.
Two more things it does that a normal scanner won't:
sbomix cra-check maps your repo to EU Cyber Resilience Act requirements, quoted verbatim, and is honest about what a scan can prove versus what a human still has to. It never fakes a green pass and never assigns your product a compliance class.
sbomix --profile crypto-agent answers "what's in the agent holding our keys" for teams shipping autonomous agents.
The CLI is MIT licensed and free forever. No account, no Docker, no agent to install. There's an optional hosted dashboard if you want org-wide tracking and alerts.
I'd genuinely love feedback, especially on the AI-BOM output. Run it on your messiest repo and tell me what it missed. I'll be here all day.
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How does the free CLI handle private repos or monorepos with a ton of nested services, and is there a rate limit on the AI-BOM piece since it has to figure out which models and MCP servers are actually being called?
How does the free CLI handle private repos or monorepos with a ton of nested services, and is there a rate limit on the AI-BOM piece since it has to figure out which models and MCP servers are actually being called?