scan-issues

To scan your codebase for security issues and anti-patterns, run a full scan using the /unipi:scan-issues command. It passively identifies potential bugs, hardcoded secrets, and SQL injection vulnerabilities without modifying your existing code.

The best way to detect tech debt and dead code is to perform an automated codebase scan. This process identifies outdated dependencies, dead code, and performance bottlenecks, allowing you to proactively maintain and improve your codebase.

Yes, you can identify hardcoded secrets using parallel scanning. The scan utilizes subagents for specialized analysis, enabling it to efficiently detect hardcoded secrets and SQL injection vulnerabilities across your codebase.

Code analysis for bug detection does not modify your source files. It operates as a passive codebase scan, automatically identifying potential bugs, anti-patterns, and security issues while leaving your actual code untouched.

Anti-pattern detection can find several types of vulnerabilities in your code, including hardcoded secrets, SQL injection vulnerabilities, code duplication, outdated dependencies, and performance bottlenecks.