WhatA developer-friendly platform for writing, sharing, and running custom static analysis rules across languages, with an intuitive rule authoring UX that hides AST complexity.
SignalDevelopers acknowledge that encoding invariants into linters and type systems is the right move, but universally complain that existing tools for writing custom rules (golangci-lint, semgrep) are painful and intimidating to use — everyone is waiting for the 'TypeScript moment' in this space.
Why NowAI-generated code is flooding codebases faster than humans can review, creating urgent need for automated custom rules, and LLMs can now help generate and explain AST patterns.
MarketEngineering teams at companies with 50+ developers writing custom coding standards; ~$3B SAST market growing 15%+ annually; Semgrep is closest but its rule language is a barrier, SonarQube is legacy.
MoatCommunity-contributed rule marketplace creates network effects — the more teams share rules, the more valuable the platform becomes, similar to how ESLint's plugin ecosystem locked in JavaScript.
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