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What’s new in CleanSlop — public notes, newest first.
A new Under the hood page explains what happens when you press Scan and how CleanSlop compares to other tools.
On Starter, Pro, and Max, a GitHub repo can scan itself on every push to its default branch, daily, or weekly.
Tell Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Grok Bot or Muse “Scan with cleanslop.com”.
The top of the scan page now shows when we start checking your findings, without a reload.
Add CleanSlop as a remote MCP server in Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and other clients. Your agent can start a scan of a pushed commit and bring the findings back to fix.
A new review engine we're testing, built to flag fewer false alarms and finish review much faster.
While a scan is reviewing findings, the progress card can show a remaining-time note such as “about a minute left” instead of leaving you to guess.
The dashboard loads faster when you come back, and project, scan, and triage pages respond quicker as you click through — with repositories ordered by recent activity and easier filtering on long lists.
When review finishes, the scan page, downloads, project counts, and Activity show the issues that were kept.
Waiting review no longer looks active, and long live previews are easier to move through.
Claim one bonus scan credit each UTC week when you share a finished scan on X. The same personal ?ref= link on Account works for new signups too — those are separate bonuses.
* Your GitHub account must be at least 7 days old when you sign up through a referral link.
See scans that are still queued or running on your Activity page without opening each project.
The home page now explains what CleanSlop does, walks through a scan, and shows pricing before you sign in.
The home page highlights our Product Hunt launch with bonus scans and a paid-plan discount.
New users see a short dashboard checklist after signing in with GitHub.
Choose when CleanSlop emails you about finished scans — per scan on the progress card, or as account-wide defaults.
Finished scans you have not opened yet show up on your dashboard so you can jump straight to the results.
Get an email when your scan report is ready, plus gentle reminders if you have not opened the results yet.
On your first scan of a repository you can choose whether to include it in training. Turn training off for your whole account from Account settings.
While review is still running, the scanning card stays up and rotates through open findings plus quick context inside the card — not a full report.
Signed-in Help can use PostHog Support. You can still open Help if you Decline optional analytics cookies.
When review is part of the scan, the progress card stays up until that review finishes. The report you see is the final list — not first-pass findings with kept / not-an-issue labels.
When analysis has already finished, the scan page shows those results instead of staying on the first spinner. A later review still overlays the results until it finishes or times out.
A scan is not finished when the first analysis pass says done. The progress spinner stays up through the second review pass. If that review cannot finish, the scan still keeps the first-pass findings.
Signup can stay invite-only, open a waitlist, or let anyone in. Invite links still grant that code's credits.
The home page and browser tab now say Ship vibe-coded apps with confidence.
The cookie prompt is one short line. Accept, Decline, and Privacy are unchanged.
The home page now says what CleanSlop ranks first, and the sample scan lists findings worst-first.
When a scan or judgment cannot finish, you see a short retry message instead of internal analysis text.
The cookie banner and Privacy page now say exactly what optional analytics records after you Accept, including replay guards and digest-only errors.
Reload and What’s new sit with the app header while you scroll. When a deploy generation is set, reload waits for a newer generation during a rollout.
Reload and What’s new stay out of the way, and the public Terms and Privacy pages cover how the product actually works.
Reload when we ship, and catch up on changes when you come back.