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Posts tagged “security”
All CommitBrief blog posts tagged “security”.
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Your diff should never leave your machine: the Ollama path for air-gapped repos.
How CommitBrief runs LLM code review with zero network egress. For SOC2-restricted repos, defense work, fintech and healthcare codebases — and an honest look at the quality trade-off.
v1.13 → v1.15: replacing inference with evidence
Three releases that look unrelated — a JSON parser change, one config key, four new commands — and the single direction underneath them: every claim CommitBrief makes should be something it can show you, and the ones that don't need a model shouldn't call one.
Three guards before any token is spent.
The secret scanner, the cost preflight, and the .commitbrief/ guard — three pre-send checks that fire before CommitBrief talks to a provider, and why --yes deliberately doesn't bypass two of them anymore.