Dashboard

Dashboard

Preflight works fully from the command line, with no account. The optional dashboard at app.preflight.sh adds a history of your scans and an AI-written fix for each finding.

Your code never leaves your machine. Scanning runs locally, and publishing sends only a redacted summary: check IDs, statuses and messages, never file contents or secret values.

Connect the CLI

Create a free account, then authorize the CLI. auth login prints a code and opens your browser to confirm it.

preflight auth login    # authorize this CLI in your browser
preflight auth status   # who you're signed in as
preflight auth logout   # remove the stored credentials

Publish a scan

preflight scan --publish

It prints a link to the run. Publishing is best-effort: offline or signed out, the scan still runs and exits normally.

The dashboard shows each run’s passes, warnings and failures, every finding, and a history per project, so you can see what changed between deploys.

Read the history from the terminal

preflight history                       # recent runs across your projects
preflight history --here                # only this project's runs
preflight history <run-id>              # one run's full results
preflight history --here --format json  # machine-readable, for agents

--here matches runs to the current repository by its git remote, the same key publishing uses.

AI fix suggestions

Open any failed or warning check on a published run, and the dashboard writes a step-by-step fix for your detected stack, with commands and code to copy. Suggestions are made when you ask and kept on the run.

Plans

• Free: 5 published runs a month.
• Your own key: add an OpenAI or Anthropic API key in your settings, and publishing stays free and unlimited. You pay your provider directly.
• Managed, $5 a month: unlimited runs, with the AI costs on us and no key needed.