supervisor-discover 0.4.2

Scan an AI-agent repo and emit runtime-supervisor wrappers, policies, and combo playbooks.

supervisor-discover

CLI scanner for AI-agent repos. Walks the source tree, finds the unsafe call-sites your LLM can fire (Stripe refunds, DB DELETEs, shell exec, file writes, agent orchestrator chokepoints, prompt injection vectors), and emits a runtime-supervisor/ directory with the diagnosis + ready-to-paste guard wrappers + base policies.

This is the same scanner that powers the public scan flow at vibefixing.me/scan. The CLI runs locally so your code never leaves your machine.

Install

pipx install supervisor-discover     # recommended — keeps it isolated
# or
pip install supervisor-discover

Use

supervisor-discover scan --path /path/to/your/repo

This drops a runtime-supervisor/ directory next to your code:

runtime-supervisor/
├── SUMMARY.md                    Human-readable diagnosis: stack, top risks, agent map
├── report.md                     Per-tier finding tables (money / real-world / data / LLM)
├── ROLLOUT.md                    Step-by-step plan: shadow → sample → enforce
├── findings.json                 Raw findings (machine-readable; same shape the web shows)
├── combos/                       Multi-step attack paths detected (e.g. LLM → fs-write)
│   ├── llm-shell-exec.md
│   └── ...
├── policies/                     Base YAML policies you can promote to production
│   ├── payment.base.v1.yaml
│   └── ...
└── stubs/                        Copy-paste wrapper code per finding family
    └── ...

What it scans

Six tiers, ordered by blast radius:

Tier	What	Examples
Money movement	Direct charges / refunds / payouts	stripe.refunds.create, paypal.payouts.create
Real-world actions	Side effects an LLM can fire	twilio.messages.create, smtplib.SMTP.send, subprocess.run, fs.unlink
Customer data	Mutations on tables that contain humans	UPDATE users SET ..., DELETE FROM customers
Business data	Mutations on operational tables	UPDATE orders SET ..., DELETE FROM trades
LLM tool-use	Agent calls + framework chokepoints	LangChain executors, MCP tool dispatchers, Anthropic/OpenAI clients
General	HTTP routes + cron schedules (informational)	FastAPI routers, Celery beat

Combos: multi-step attack paths

Beyond single findings, the scanner detects pairs that together are dangerous:

• LLM + filesystem write — your agent can rewrite its own prompt or your config files
• Voice clone + outbound call — ElevenLabs + Twilio = social-engineering by phone
• LLM + shell-exec — RCE through prompt injection
• Agent orchestrator + tool registration — the choke point: one wrap covers all tools

Each combo gets its own playbook in runtime-supervisor/combos/ with the minimum guard and the ideal guard.

How this fits with the rest of the product

supervisor-discover (this CLI)        ← diagnoses your repo, free, runs locally
        ↓
@runtime-supervisor/guards (npm)      ← drops 5 lines of wrappers into your code
supervisor-guards (PyPI)
        ↓
runtime-supervisor backend            ← evaluates each call against policies + threats
(self-host or vibefixing.me hosted)
        ↓
dashboard at vibefixing.me/dashboard  ← shadow / sample / enforce, review queue, audit chain

The CLI is open-source (Apache-2.0). The hosted backend + dashboard are at vibefixing.me — Builder ($29/mo) unlocks private repo scans, scan history, and CI integration. Pro ($99/workspace/mo) adds team workflows, SSO, and org controls.

Self-host

If you'd rather not point your shadow events at our hosted supervisor, you can run the whole stack locally with Docker (see the main repo). The SDK accepts SUPERVISOR_BASE_URL=http://localhost:8000 and the same wrapper code keeps working.

License

Apache-2.0. Copyright 2026 Ariel San Martín.