scanline
Security scanning MCP server. Semgrep integration, SARIF parsing, baseline diffing, framework-aware ruleset selection, and automated finding triage.
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scanline
Security scanning MCP server. Semgrep integration, SARIF parsing, baseline diffing, framework-aware ruleset selection, and automated finding triage.
Problem
Security scanners produce noisy output. scanline wraps semgrep with automatic language and framework detection for smart ruleset selection, parses SARIF from any scanner, diffs against baselines to surface only new findings, and triages results to separate true positives from noise — all as MCP tools with zero configuration.
Quick Start
As MCP Server
Works with any MCP-compatible client — Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, VS Code (Copilot), Continue.dev, Zed, Cline, and more.
{
"mcpServers": {
"scanline": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "@mrzadexinho/scanline"]
}
}
}
As Library
import {
parseSarif, triageFindings, summarizeTriage,
diffFindings, formatDiffReport,
detectFrameworks, selectRulesetsWithFrameworks
} from '@mrzadexinho/scanline';
import { readFileSync } from 'fs';
// Parse SARIF from any scanner
const sarif = readFileSync('results.sarif', 'utf-8');
const findings = parseSarif(sarif);
// Triage findings with source context
const triaged = triageFindings(findings, {
sourceReader: (path) => readFileSync(path, 'utf-8'),
});
const summary = summarizeTriage(triaged);
console.log(`True positives: ${summary.truePositives}/${summary.total}`);
// Diff against baseline
const baseline = parseSarif(readFileSync('baseline.sarif', 'utf-8'));
const diff = diffFindings(baseline, findings);
console.log(formatDiffReport(diff));
MCP Tools
| Tool | Description |
|---|---|
scan_code |
Run semgrep scan with auto language + framework detection and triage |
detect_languages |
Detect languages and frameworks in a directory, suggest rulesets |
parse_sarif |
Parse SARIF output from any scanner into structured findings |
triage_finding |
Analyze a specific finding with source context |
diff_sarif |
Compare baseline vs current SARIF to find new, fixed, and unchanged findings |
Triage Engine
scanline automatically classifies findings as true or false positives:
| Rule | What it catches | Verdict |
|---|---|---|
| Test file | Findings in *.test.*, *.spec.*, __tests__/ |
False positive |
| Example file | Findings in examples/, docs/, samples/ |
False positive |
| Suppression comment | Lines with nosemgrep, noqa, nolint |
False positive |
| Generated code | Files in dist/, build/, vendor/, or with generated headers |
False positive |
| Dead code | Commented-out lines | False positive |
| Input validation | Sanitized/validated input upstream (sanitize, escape, Zod, ORM, parameterized queries) | False positive |
| Unreachable code | Code behind if(false), feature flags, or after early return/throw |
False positive / Uncertain |
| Default | No false positive indicators found | True positive |
Conservative by default: when uncertain, findings are classified as true positives.
SARIF Diff
Compare scan results against a baseline to focus on what changed:
- New findings — introduced since baseline
- Fixed findings — resolved since baseline
- Unchanged findings — still present
- Fingerprint-based matching for accurate comparison
- Markdown report generation
Framework Detection
scanline automatically detects frameworks from project files and adds framework-specific semgrep rulesets:
| Framework | Detected by | Ruleset |
|---|---|---|
| Django | settings.py, requirements.txt |
p/django |
| Flask | requirements.txt, pyproject.toml |
p/flask |
| FastAPI | requirements.txt, pyproject.toml |
p/fastapi |
| React | package.json |
p/react |
| Next.js | next.config.js, package.json |
p/nextjs |
| Angular | angular.json, package.json |
p/angular |
| Express | package.json |
p/express |
| Rails | Gemfile, config.ru |
p/rails |
| Spring | pom.xml |
p/spring |
| Laravel | composer.json, artisan |
p/laravel |
| Symfony | composer.json |
p/symfony |
SARIF Support
scanline parses SARIF 2.1.0 from any scanner:
- Semgrep — native integration
- CodeQL — parse SARIF output
- ESLint — with SARIF formatter
- Any tool — that outputs standard SARIF
Features: fingerprint-based deduplication, multi-run merging, URI normalization, confidence scoring.
Architecture
scanline/
src/
sarif/ # SARIF parsing layer
types # SarifLog, Finding, TriagedFinding
parser # Parse, deduplicate, merge SARIF
diff # Baseline comparison, diff reports
semgrep/ # Semgrep integration
types # ScanConfig, Language, Framework, rulesets
detector # Language + framework detection, ruleset selection
runner # Build commands, execute scans
triage/ # Finding triage engine
types # TriageContext, TriageRule
rules # 7 triage rules
engine # Apply rules, summarize results
mcp/ # MCP server layer
tools/ # 5 MCP tools
tests/ # 101 tests mirroring src/ structure
Supported Languages
Auto-detection and ruleset selection for: TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, Go, Ruby, Java, PHP, C/C++, Rust, Kotlin, Swift, C#
Prerequisites
- Node.js >= 20.0.0
- Semgrep (for
scan_codetool):pip install semgrep - SARIF parsing, diffing, and triage work without semgrep installed
Development
git clone https://github.com/mrzadexinho/scanline.git
cd scanline
npm install
npm run build
npm test
License
MIT
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