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Private scanning
A separate session for repositories only you can see. This is what it does with your code:
You choose the repositories
GitHub asks which repositories DriftDetector may read. It gets read access to code and metadata on those and nothing else, and you can change the list on GitHub at any time.
Your code is never written to disk
It streams from GitHub into the scanner’s memory without passing through this browser. The scan stops rather than continue if a single file reaches disk.
Nothing about the scan is kept
No cached clone, no scores, no repository name, no report. The report is built in this page and is gone when you close it.
The one stored thing is your GitHub token, encrypted, until you disconnect or 30 days pass, whichever comes first.
Continue with GitHub
This connects GitHub to this browser. It does not create a DriftDetector account.