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@shadowcodex

πŸ“£ Call for Feedback β€” We Want to Hear From You

If you found thresher and are poking around, we genuinely want your take.

A bit of context

We built this to scratch our own itch β€” we wanted a tool that could tear into an OSS
dependency and give us real signal before we trusted it. After a while we thought:
others probably want this too. So we opened it up.

A few honest admissions:

  • We're not full-time security practitioners. We've done our homework, but we've
    definitely missed things.
  • It's a WIP. The security model is intentional and layered, but no tool catches
    everything β€” and we say so in the README.
  • The ASCII shark is bad. AI tried. It failed. We kept it. 🦈

Where we'd love your input

Security model β€” Does the VM isolation + 3-layer network + zero-sudo approach
hold up under scrutiny? Are there escape vectors we haven't thought about?

Scanner coverage β€” We're running 22 tools. What's missing? What's redundant?
What would you swap out?

AI analyst prompts β€” The 8 personas are only as good as their instructions.
If you've poked at the prompts, we'd love critique.

False positive / false negative rate β€” Have you run it against something?
What did it catch? What did it miss? What was noise?

Anything else β€” Love it, hate it, indifferent, think the whole approach is
wrong-headed β€” all of it is useful to us.

How to respond

Drop a comment here, open a separate issue with a specific finding, or PR if
you've got something concrete. No format required β€” raw thoughts are fine.

Thanks for taking a look. πŸ™

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