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Proof QuickScan Config Security Scanner
x402
Proof QuickScan Config Security Scanner is a paid API for AI agents from qaegxjxaavxdqihfgzhr.supabase.co, paid per call via x402, $0.03/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-14).
Runs a bounded, deterministic preflight scan of supplied content or configuration for common security issues including private keys, secret assignments, permissive CORS, debug mode, insecure HTTP, and invalid JSON.
Price / call$0.03
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StatusUnknown
How this service works
Run a bounded deterministic preflight scan for possible private keys, secret assignments, permissive CORS, debug mode, insecure HTTP, and invalid JSON. Not a comprehensive security audit.
Output
Returns a structured set of findings from the deterministic scan, indicating which security issues (if any) were detected: presence of private key patterns, secret variable assignments, overly permissive CORS headers, debug mode indicators, insecure HTTP URLs, and JSON validity status. Not a full penetration test or comprehensive audit — results are bounded to the specific checks listed.
Example use cases
Pre-commit secrets leak check
“Before I commit this .env file to our repo, scan it for any exposed private keys, secret assignments, or hardcoded credentials that shouldn't be there.”
Production config CORS and debug audit
“Can you scan my nginx and app config for permissive CORS rules and any debug mode settings that might still be turned on before we push to production?”
CI pipeline preflight validation
“Run a security preflight scan on the following JSON config — check for insecure HTTP references, invalid JSON, and any secret-looking assignments so I can block the deploy if anything looks risky.”
Technical details
Endpoint
GEThttps://qaegxjxaavxdqihfgzhr.supabase.co/functions/v1/proof-quickscan-x402/QUICKSCAN_CONFIG_SCANWhen to prefer
Choose this endpoint when you need a fast, cheap, deterministic preflight check for the most common configuration security mistakes — leaked keys, secrets in plaintext, CORS misconfigurations, debug flags, and HTTP-not-HTTPS issues — before deploying or committing. It is not a replacement for a full SAST or penetration test, but is ideal for lightweight CI gates, automated pre-commit hooks, or agent-driven config review workflows where speed and cost matter.
Side effects
- Content exceeds 200,000 character limit — scan rejected
- Malformed input schema causes 400 error
- SHA-256 mismatch if expected_sha256 provided but content differs
- Payment of $0.03 USDC not fulfilled — 402 response
- Empty or null content field returns no meaningful findings
- Ambiguous format field may reduce scan accuracy
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| claim | string | |
| format | string | |
| content | string | |
| evidence | — | |
| expected_sha256 | string |
Tags
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