Free for one-shot audits. Paid for continuous monitoring.
The free tier is the product for most users. The paid tiers exist for the case where your CLAUDE.md changes weekly across a team and you want a webhook + Slack + email loop that catches drift before it eats your Agent SDK credits.
Audit any config file, no signup.
- ·Paste-and-score in your browser
- ·Karpathy-12 rubric scoring
- ·Per-line token math + dollar estimate at Opus 4.7
- ·Polyglot: CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, .cursorrules, .grokrules
- ·Copy optimized version (strips duplicates + cache-busts)
- ·100% client-side, no telemetry
Catch drift before it ships.
- ·Everything in free
- ·GitHub webhook on push to main
- ·Weekly drift email with diff
- ·Session-trace analysis (which rules actually fired)
- ·Skill recommendations from skillhu.bz
- ·AGENTS.md + .cursorrules + .grokrules in one rollup
- ·Cancel anytime, monthly billing
Stop the shared CLAUDE.md drift.
- ·Everything in solo
- ·Shared CLAUDE.md dashboard per repo
- ·PR diff comments on every config change
- ·Per-engineer Agent SDK cost attribution
- ·Quarterly polyglot rollup report
- ·Slack alerts on drift threshold
- ·Email support, founder reply within a day
Is the free tier really free forever?
Yes. The free tier runs entirely in your browser. There is no marginal cost to us for you using it, so there is no reason to gate it.
What does the paid tier add that I can't get free?
Two things. First, session traces: we need access to your local Claude Code JSONL logs (sent over a self-hosted CLI you run; we never see your code) to compute which CLAUDE.md lines actually fired versus sat idle. Second, a GitHub webhook that re-scores your config on every push and emails you a diff.
How do you handle data privacy?
The free analyzer never sends your config file off your browser. The paid tier sends only the parsed structure of your CLAUDE.md (which rules exist) and aggregate session metadata (which rules fired) to our analyzer. Your code is never read, never uploaded, never logged. We are SOC 2 in progress, not certified.
Can I run this self-hosted?
The free tier is already self-hosted (it lives in your browser). For the paid tier, an enterprise self-hosted option ships when we have a customer who asks; we are not building it speculatively.