Security tools have always worked backwards. You write code, push it, and then find out something was wrong. Would it not be so much better to flag and fix a vulnerability right there and then when it's made, not as a blocker in CI/CD or a ticket from a post-scan report that nobody wants to action.
Arko is an IDE extension that lives in your IDE. As you code, it flags insecure patterns, exposed API keys, PII handling issues, and compliance risks (GDPR, EU AI Act) all in plain language, not generic scanner output. It's like having a your own personal DevSecOps co-pilot right along your AI coding co-pilot.
It's free, takes less than 2 mins to install. Would greatly appreciate feedback and happy to answer any questions
Security tools have always worked backwards. You write code, push it, and then find out something was wrong. Would it not be so much better to flag and fix a vulnerability right there and then when it's made, not as a blocker in CI/CD or a ticket from a post-scan report that nobody wants to action.
Arko is an IDE extension that lives in your IDE. As you code, it flags insecure patterns, exposed API keys, PII handling issues, and compliance risks (GDPR, EU AI Act) all in plain language, not generic scanner output. It's like having a your own personal DevSecOps co-pilot right along your AI coding co-pilot.
It's free, takes less than 2 mins to install. Would greatly appreciate feedback and happy to answer any questions