AegisPlay is a snippet-first code audit and security testing playground for developers.

It helps you paste a small piece of code, choose between Code Audit and Security Test, and receive readable What / Where / Why / Fix-style findings instead of cryptic scanner output.

I built AegisPlay because many code review and security tools feel too heavy for quick snippet checks, while plain AI chats can be too vague or too confident. AegisPlay tries to sit between those worlds: fast enough for everyday developer use, structured enough to be useful, and honest about its limits.

The product has two separate workflows:

Code Audit focuses on maintainability, readability, correctness, structure, production-readiness, and general code quality.

Security Test focuses on exploitability-related issues such as injection risks, unsafe execution, secrets, debug exposure, dangerous runtime patterns, and security-sensitive behavior.

AegisPlay combines deterministic checks, context classification, sandbox-aware runtime handling, and AI-assisted explanations. Python receives the deepest runtime-aware analysis, while JavaScript, CSS, HTML, and configuration snippets are handled through static review with clear limitations.

It is not meant to replace enterprise SAST platforms, full repository scanning, professional AppSec review, or manual audits. It is designed as a fast first-pass tool for developers, indie hackers, freelancers, and small teams who want to understand risky or messy code faster.

Free scans are available after registration.

Live product: https://aegisplay.net
Public feedback hub: https://github.com/TomWartenberg-IRN/aegisplay