You already run aislop locally. The platform makes it your team's standard.
The CLI is free, open source, and yours forever. scanaislop is the hosted layer that takes the same scan and enforces it across every repo and every PR your team ships, so the bar holds when you are not the one reviewing.
Hosted features are free while we are in beta
- ✓ 3 repositories
- ✓ 100 scans / month
- ✓ 3 team members
- ✓ PR check runs
- ✓ Basic standards manager
- ✓ 30-day history
- ✓ 20 repositories
- ✓ 2,000 scans / month
- ✓ 15 team members
- ✓ PR comments + blocking gates
- ✓ Full standards manager
- ✓ Standards hierarchy (org → team → project)
- ✓ 1-year history
- ✓ Everything in Team, plus custom limits
- ✓ Enterprise rollout & agent-hook guidance
- ✓ Rule provenance & attribution (planned)
- ✓ Formal policy exceptions (planned)
- ✓ SSO / SCIM and audit export (roadmap)
- ✓ Priority support & private pilot planning
Beta users lock in early-adopter pricing before paid plans launch. No surprise migrations.
The CLI catches slop on your machine. The platform stops it reaching main.
The honest answers.
Yes. aislop is MIT-licensed and free forever. npx aislop scan needs no account, and your source code never leaves your machine. The platform is a separate, optional layer on top.
Paid plans will launch, but everyone who joins during beta keeps early-adopter pricing. We will not migrate you onto a worse plan or surprise you with a bill. You will hear the details before anything changes.
The CLI catches slop while you are at the keyboard. The platform catches it when you are not: it scores every PR, blocks merges below your threshold, and enforces one shared standard so the bar holds across the whole team.
The platform scans your code to score PRs through your GitHub connection, and never trains on it or shares it. If you want zero code leaving your environment, the open-source CLI runs fully local.
Those are broad static analysis and LLM review. aislop is deterministic and purpose-built for the patterns coding agents produce: swallowed exceptions, narrative comments, unsafe casts, dead code. Same input, same score, every run.
No. aislop runs as one more GitHub check next to what you already have. Pick a threshold, add the gate, done.
aislop is MIT-licensed. Run npx aislop scan on any project. No account needed. Your source code never leaves your machine.
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