Question 1

What is SwarmFlow?

Accepted Answer

SwarmFlow is an AI-powered code security scanner that deploys 137 specialized agents on your GitHub repository. Powered by advanced AI, it detects vulnerabilities like SQL injection, secret leaks, XSS, and OWASP Top 10 issues in under 30 seconds.

Question 2

How is SwarmFlow different from Snyk or SonarQube?

Accepted Answer

Unlike rule-based scanners, SwarmFlow uses advanced AI to understand code context. Instead of pattern matching, it reasons about what your code does — eliminating false positives and providing actionable fixes you can paste directly.

Question 3

Does SwarmFlow store my source code?

Accepted Answer

No. SwarmFlow processes your code in-memory during the scan and then discards it — your source code is never stored on our servers. We only write to your repository when you explicitly open a fix PR or create an issue.

Question 4

What programming languages does SwarmFlow support?

Accepted Answer

SwarmFlow supports all major languages including JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, Go, Ruby, Java, PHP, Rust, and more — because advanced AI reads code semantically rather than using language-specific parsers.

Question 5

Is there a free plan?

Accepted Answer

Yes — the free plan includes 3 agent runs per month on unlimited public repositories. Paid plans start at $29/month for teams that need more scans, private repos, and PDF reports.

Question 6

How does the AI code review work?

Accepted Answer

Each of the 137 agents is a specialized prompt that instructs the AI to focus on one specific security or quality concern. The AI reads your actual code, understands the logic, and explains exactly why something is a vulnerability — not just where.

Question 7

Can SwarmFlow automatically create GitHub Issues?

Accepted Answer

Yes. On Pro and Business plans, every HIGH and MEDIUM severity finding is automatically filed as a GitHub Issue with severity labels, file location, and a suggested fix.

Question 8

Can I run SwarmFlow on private repositories?

Accepted Answer

Yes. SwarmFlow works with both public and private GitHub repositories. Your GitHub token is encrypted at rest and used only to fetch code per scan; your source code itself is processed in-memory and never stored.

AI Code SecurityThat Actually UnderstandsYour Code.

A swarm that thinks in three moves.

Analyst

Planner

Executor

Why teams choose SwarmFlow

AI that reads your code — not patterns

30-second scans

Your code is never stored

One-click auto-fix

Native GitHub integration

200+ vulnerability types detected

137 Security
Agents.

Code Quality

Security

Testing

Performance

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