Komment

Komment scans a repository against a library of policies that cover vulnerabilities, security hotspots, and reliability risks. It starts you with more than twenty ready-to-use policies and lets you write custom rules around your own engineering standards. Each finding comes with source evidence, so you can judge whether it matters before you open the file.

Every scan produces a risk report that groups findings and points to the exact code involved. The report does not just list problems. It recommends fixes and ranks what deserves attention first, which is the difference between a raw scanner dump and something a team can act on.

Because Komment keeps a history of assessments, it can show what changed between two scans. New findings, resolved issues, and accumulating risk all surface on one timeline. This is the feature that turns a one-off audit into ongoing monitoring.

Komment Cloud is the shared workspace where a team tracks repository health over time. It holds scan history, lets members decide what to tackle next, and verifies which fixes actually worked. A typical recap shows a repo health score, the number of findings, and how many critical paths affect auth, exports, or dependencies.

Komment exposes reports and findings through the Model Context Protocol, the interface many coding agents now use to reach outside tools. That lets an agent pull security context into the workflow where the code is being written, rather than asking a developer to leave it and check a dashboard.

Beyond the built-in policies, Komment supports custom rules built around an organization's own standards. Teams can widen coverage for the risks specific to their stack instead of accepting a generic rule set, which matters once a codebase has its own conventions.