Guide
Drill in — one keystroke deeper
Press Enter on any row and octoscope opens a rich detail view of that repo, pull request or issue — without losing your place in the list.
What you can reach
- Repos → description, languages, release, a Checks section (c expands it past the first eight), and a 12-month star-history sparkline — v toggles it between density and a cumulative curve.
- Pull requests → metadata, reviewers, timeline, and an inline diff viewer (f → files → Enter).
- Issues → the full body rendered as markdown, labels and timeline.
Reached from the action menu
Press space on a row for its action menu — open on github.com, copy the URL, view details, and (on a repo) run the integrity scan.
Supply-chain integrity scan
An on-demand, read-only check for the Shai-Hulud / Miasma class of self-replicating implant — the kind pushed to your own repos via a stolen token, that auto-executes the moment a repo is opened in an AI editor or npm install-ed.
It scores four filename-agnostic axes, explains the verdict with the evidence behind it, and now openly declares when its coverage was partial — because in a security tool a false negative is the expensive direction to be wrong in.
Verdicts run clean → watch → suspicious → likely compromised. When there's something to act on, y copies a remediation script and the report deep-links the right OAuth-grant revoke pages. It never mutates the repo.
The full detection model — the four axes, the weighting, and the honest gaps — is written up in the supply-chain scan design doc.