The eyebrow API is live
Until now, using eyebrow meant installing the open-source binary on a machine. That obviously is still possible, but we went one step further.
The API answers for any source.
Send it a git repo, an npm package, a URL, or a raw upload. It finds every skill, server, hook, and rule inside, fingerprints each one, runs the rules, and returns results in seconds.
The API takes a reference, which means it can check a private repository, so closed-source codebases get the same coverage open source have, without anyone installing anything or exposing a line of code. That is the embedded trust we at eyebrow are offering.
But the API opens more doors, but we can only give you a small sneak peek to what is next. Imagine a marketplace form checking a submission before listing it or an agent runtime verifying an add-on the moment it loads. Now imagine the scaling potential for eyebrow.
And there is more to share. Our sleepless dev did not stop here, but decided to add valuable features so projects can also run their own rules beside ours, their naming conventions, their own layout, their own threat model, in the same findings list.
The CLI on our GitHub checks a machine. The eyebrow API checks the ecosystem. We're just getting started.
Discounted prices are applicable and we have our first 10 clients already in. Still feels we can move faster though, so we continue developing and have hotter updates later this week.
Get a key or explore our API page yourself→
eyebrow.cc/api/reference
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