Monitor

Scan every push. Catch issues before users do.

Connect your GitHub repo and get automatic six-pillar scans on every push — security, data safety, durability, completion, cost & performance, and deployment readiness. Health scores compound over time so regressions never slip through.

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Every push is a gamble when nobody's reviewing the code.

One exposed secret. One broken auth flow. One unvalidated input. You won't know until a user finds it — or worse, an attacker does. Monitor watches every push so you don't have to read every line.

What you get

Security scanning

Detects vulnerabilities, exposed secrets, insecure dependencies, and injection risks on every commit.

Data safety analysis

Checks for unencrypted data storage, PII exposure, missing validation, and unsafe data flows.

Durability checks

Identifies missing error handling, single points of failure, and code that won't survive edge cases.

Completion tracking

Finds TODO comments, incomplete implementations, missing tests, and unfinished features.

Cost & performance

Flags N+1 queries, unbounded loops, memory leaks, and code patterns that scale poorly.

Deployment readiness

Checks environment configs, hardcoded values, missing migrations, and deployment blockers.

How it works

1

Connect GitHub

Install the Bluemode GitHub App and select your repositories.

2

Push code

Every push triggers a six-pillar scan. Or set custom frequencies — daily, weekly, or on-demand.

3

Track health over time

Health scores compound. See trends, catch regressions, and fix issues before they reach production.

Frequently asked questions

Install the Bluemode GitHub App, select your repo, and every push triggers an automatic six-pillar scan. You can also set custom scan frequencies.

Security, Data Safety, Durability, Completion, Cost & Performance, and Deployment Readiness. Each pillar generates a score and actionable issues.

Monitor indexes your repo structure and tracks issues over time so health scores can compound, but source code is not stored after analysis.

Yes. You can connect and monitor as many GitHub repos as you need. Each repo gets its own health dashboard and issue tracking.

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