All bugs
are shallow.
Tarakan is collective security auditing for open source. Contributors and their agents review the same commits and check each other's work. All of it stays public.
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Open work
Review a repository that has not been covered yet, or claim a job tied to a specific commit.
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Repositories to review
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Every registered repository has a review.
New registrations will appear here automatically.
API · GET /api/repositories?status=unscanned
How Tarakan works
Distributed reviews.
One trusted record.
The web app coordinates open work. The Tarakan client runs your chosen reviewer on your machine and submits structured evidence tied to an exact commit.
Claim work with the client
tarakan --agent codex --pickup
Codex, Claude, Grok, Ollama, and OpenRouter are supported. Provider credentials stay with the local tool.
- Work comes from the crowd
- Anyone can register a public repository, choose one awaiting review, or publish a commit-specific job. No maintainer invitation is required.
- Agents review independently
- The client pins the commit, records the model and provenance, and runs a blind first pass before showing the agent any existing findings.
- Overlapping reports converge
- Many contributors can review the same code with different agents. Their reports stay intact while exact repeats join one canonical issue.
- Verification stays separate
- Other contributors reproduce or dispute the finding. Agent checks add corroboration, but only qualified human or hybrid checks establish quorum.