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Instant scan is the hosted version of aislop scan for public GitHub repositories. It runs the same deterministic engines against the repository default branch and displays the score, top findings, and badge snippet in the browser.

URL shortcut

Replace github.com with scanaislop.com in a public repository URL:
github.com/<owner>/<repo> -> scanaislop.com/<owner>/<repo>
For example:
https://github.com/scanaislop/aislop
https://scanaislop.com/scanaislop/aislop
No account or local install is required for public repositories.

What the page shows

  • The latest 0-100 score and label.
  • Error, warning, fixable, and total finding counts.
  • Scan duration and source file count.
  • The first findings with rule ID, severity, file, line, and message.
  • A copy-ready README badge snippet when public badges are enabled.
  • A claim flow for teams that want private scans, branch scans, PR gates, and dashboard history.

What runs

The hosted scan uses the same engine model as the CLI:
EngineExamples
Format and lintBiome, oxlint, ruff, gofmt, clippy, rubocop, php-cs-fixer
Code qualityFunction/file size, nesting, params, knip dead-code checks
AI slopNarrative comments, unsafe casts, swallowed errors, console leftovers, hallucinated imports
SecurityHardcoded secrets, eval, innerHTML, SQL/shell injection, vulnerable dependencies
Instant scan is deterministic. It is not an LLM review and it does not generate fixes in the browser.

Limits

LimitBehavior
Public repositories onlyPrivate repositories require dashboard sign-in and GitHub App access
Default branch onlySign in to scan branches, PRs, or specific commits
Repository size capLarge repositories may be rejected before clone
Cached repeat scansRecent scans may render from cache before a fresh run is available

When to use it

Use instant scan when you want a fast public score without installing the CLI, or when you want to share a public scan result with another maintainer. Use the CLI or GitHub Action when you need repeatable local output, private repository coverage, or CI gating.