Rowan is a static security scanner for AI applications. It reads source code and model files and reports likely vulnerabilities — injection, unsafe deserialisation, SSRF, leaked secrets, risky agent tools, unsafe model loading — with evidence for every finding, and it never runs your code. It is at alpha, and the README is explicit that a finding is a lead to check and a clean report does not prove a project is secure.
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Model files and agent or MCP configuration are scanned alongside source code.
Every finding ships with the evidence behind it.
Static analysis only, so nothing of yours is run.
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