What is SyntaxValid?

SyntaxValid is an AI-powered platform that analyzes code quality, security, and AI-generated risks, turning complex findings into a clear TrustScore.

What is SyntaxValid?

SyntaxValid is an AI-powered code quality and security analysis platform designed for modern development teams.

  • It continuously analyzes your codebase to identify security risks, code quality issues, architectural violations, and AI-generated code risks, then turns those findings into a clear, actionable

  • TrustScore

SyntaxValid is built for: - Developers who want fast, reliable feedback on code changes Tech leads and CTOs who need a high-level risk signal before merging Teams that want safe, explainable AI-assisted fixes

What problems does SyntaxValid solve?

  • Traditional static analysis tools are often:

  • - Too noisy

  • - Hard to interpret

  • - Blind to AI-generated code risks

  • - Disconnected from real merge decisions SyntaxValid focuses on decision-making, not just detection.

  • It answers questions like: - Is this change safe to merge? - Which issues actually block release? - How risky is this codebase right now? - Can AI safely fix this without breaking behavior? --- ## Core capabilities ### Security & Risk Analysis Detects security vulnerabilities, unsafe patterns, and high-risk behaviors across your codebase. ### AI Code Detection Identifies code likely generated by AI and evaluates its reliability, safety, and maintainability impact. ### TrustScore A single score that reflects the overall health and risk profile of your project. Blocking issues directly affect the TrustScore. ### Fix with AI (Safe Mode) Generates reviewable, scoped patches instead of blind auto-fixes. You stay in control. ### GitHub & IDE Integrations Works directly in pull requests and inside your editor (Cursor / VS Code). --- ## How SyntaxValid fits into your workflow 1. Connect your repository 2. Run an analysis (full repo or diff-based) 3. Review issues and TrustScore 4. Fix critical problems manually or with AI 5. Merge with confidence SyntaxValid does not replace your CI or reviewers. It acts as an **intelligent risk layer** on top of them. --- ## Who should start here? - New users evaluating SyntaxValid - Developers joining an existing team - CTOs reviewing platform capabilities - Anyone trying to understand what the TrustScore represents --- ## Next steps - Quickstart: Run your first analysis - How analysis works - Understanding TrustScore