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assurly

v1.0.2

Published

Core CLI for Assurly production readiness verification

Readme

assurly

A pre-deploy ship gate for AI-built SaaS. Scan a Next.js + Supabase + Stripe + Vercel project locally and get one trusted verdict — what will break in production, and what you can safely ignore — before you ship.

npx assurly scan --path .

No sign-up, no upload. Your source code is analyzed on your machine and is never sent anywhere.

What you get

🚫 NOT READY TO SHIP                            Ship Score: 72/100

Blockers (must fix):
  1. Supabase table 'profiles' is created but Row-Level Security is not enabled. → 1 file
     ↳ ALTER TABLE profiles ENABLE ROW LEVEL SECURITY;
  2. Stripe webhook endpoint lacks signature verification. → 1 file
     ↳ stripe.webhooks.constructEvent(body, sig, secret)

Review (heuristic — verify before blocking deploy):
  ...
  • Blockers — high-confidence issues that will bite you in production (RLS gaps, unverified webhooks, secrets in the bundle, service-role leaks).
  • Review — heuristic findings worth a look, never a hard stop.
  • Warnings — lower-severity noise.

Findings come with concrete remediation (the exact SQL or config change), and the exit code is non-zero when the gate is blocked — so it drops straight into CI.

Usage

# scan the current project
npx assurly scan --path .

# JSON output for CI / tooling
npx assurly scan --path . --json

# scaffold a GitHub Actions workflow
npx assurly init

Requires Node.js >= 20.9.

Related

License

MIT