Plain words
Every finding says what it is, why it matters, and what to do, in everyday words.
Semgrep alternative
Semgrep is a strong scanner. Suricode sits next to Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode. After every push you get a short list. Your agent does the fixing.
A rule match still has to be read, ranked, and fixed. Suricode hands your agent a short list in everyday words: what to fix, why it matters, and how urgent it is.
Semgrep is built to match rules in CI. Suricode is built to sit next to the agent that wrote the code.
| What we compare | Suricode | Semgrep |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | The agent you already use | A SAST rule set in CI |
| What you read | A short list in plain words | Rule matches |
| Who fixes it | Your coding agent, in your editor | You, or a suggested change you review |
| When it runs | After every push, and on a schedule when nothing changed | On the commit or CI run you configure |
| Package with no new version | A patched copy of the version you already run | A finding that says to update, when a fixed version exists |
| Rules you maintain | None | You write or turn rules on |
| Access to the repo | Read-only | The token your CI uses |
| Price | Free | Open-source engine; the cloud product is paid |
Every finding says what it is, why it matters, and what to do, in everyday words.
Suricode only reads your code. Your coding agent makes the changes, in your editor, where you can see them.
You get a patched copy of the version you already run. The hole is closed without waiting for the maintainer or jumping a major release.
Paste one prompt into Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode. From then on it scans after every push and works through what Suricode found.
Your agent does not search the project. It gets a short list, and the tokens go to the change.
Sign in with your email. No password, nothing to install.