Your AI ships code fast.
Make sure it didn't ship your secrets too.

QuietKey scans code written with Copilot, Cursor, Codex, and Claude Code for leaked API keys, tokens, and passwords. It catches the stuff that tends to slip through when AI writes the first draft and review gets skipped.

1 const stripe = require("stripe")(
2 "sk_live_4f8a29c1e77b3d0f2a9c"
3 );

↑ A live Stripe secret key, about to be committed. QuietKey flags it before the pull request merges, not after it's public.

28.65M

new hardcoded secrets found in public GitHub commits in 2025, up 34% year over year

higher secret-leak rate in AI-assisted commits versus the baseline across all public code

$650K

average cost of a breach traced back to a single exposed API key

Sources: GitGuardian State of Secrets Sprawl 2026, IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report.

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About QuietKey

AI coding assistants have quietly changed how code gets written, and how much of it skips a human review before it ships. QuietKey exists to close that gap. We built a scanner that sits between your AI assistant and your repo, catching the API keys, tokens, and credentials that slip into code when things move fast. No dashboards to babysit, no workflow to relearn. It just watches and tells you when something's wrong.

Built for AI-written code

Pattern matching plus entropy detection, tuned for the code your AI assistant just handed you.

GitHub-native

Scans every push and PR automatically. Findings show up as a single summarized comment, not noise.

Nothing stored in plaintext

Secrets are redacted before they ever touch a log or a database. Full contents are never retained.

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