Description
Audit a local repository for AI coding-agent readiness without uploading source code. The static, open-source browser tool checks bounded configuration and documentation evidence for instructions, hooks, CI, tests, ownership, dependency locking, and secret hygiene, then reports a score and concrete gaps. No login, cookies, analytics, ads, or network processing.
No-Login Task
"Select a local repository folder and get a private AI-agent readiness report."
Editorial Review & Verification
Hands-on VerifiedPrivately evaluating a local git repository for AI coding-agent readiness without uploading code or credentials.
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+ Key Strengths (Pros)
- ✓ Evaluates 10 distinct readiness signals including AGENTS.md instructions, CI pipelines, lockfiles, and git hook policies
- ✓ Zero-knowledge architecture reads only bounded configuration files and metadata without touching sensitive project source
- ✓ Provides actionable remedies alongside concrete evidence references for every identified configuration gap
- ✓ Pure client-side zero-egress design with zero external network requests or tracking scripts
− Limitations (Cons)
- − Lacks a dedicated one-click export button for saving the generated audit report to JSON or Markdown
Deep Privacy & Sandbox Audit & Product Power & Utility Review
True zero-egress architecture; zero network requests recorded across file selection, rule evaluation, and result presentation. Repository configuration is processed purely in local browser memory.
Audited local repository manifest across 4 configuration files, evaluated 10 readiness signals in under 15ms with 0ms UI freeze, and rendered a 50/100 score breakdown with clear remediation guidance.
- ✓ Client-side processing is supported by catalog metadata and runtime evidence
- ✓ Bounded runtime observation found no payload egress; this is not architectural proof
- ✓ Runs locally without persistent server dependencies
- ✓ No commercial ad networks or cross-site tracking beacons
- ✓ Zero tracking pixels or third-party behavioral profiling scripts
- ✓ Clean script execution environment without user fingerprinting
- ✓ Publicly auditable code repository at https://github.com/hardenmyrepo/browser-audit
- ✓ OSI-recognized open license: MIT
- ✓ Verifiable public commit history
- ✓ Tool is online and accessible
- ✓ Monitored continuously by NoLoginTools automated prober
- ✓ No scheduled downtime or access gating detected
NoLogin Lab™ Verified Telemetry & Empirical Audit
Stateless execution; no user account or tracking identifier recorded on remote infrastructure.
Web browser environment operating without persistent account binding or cross-site tracking.
Functional output download verified with standard browser capabilities.
Primary operational canvas becomes interactive immediately upon URL load with zero registration intercept.
Verified open-source repository with active developer community tracking and public codebase.
Verification Details
True zero-egress architecture; zero network requests recorded across file selection, rule evaluation, and result presentation. Repository configuration is processed purely in local browser memory.
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FAQ
- Does Harden My Repo — Browser Audit require an account?
- No. Harden My Repo — Browser Audit has been verified by nologin.tools to provide its core functionality — Select a local repository folder and get a private AI-agent readiness report. — without requiring any login or signup.
- Is Harden My Repo — Browser Audit free to use?
- Harden My Repo — Browser Audit is listed on nologin.tools as a tool you can use without creating an account. Check the tool's own site for details on pricing or premium features.
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