Hey everyone!
About 4 months ago, I stopped working on SentinelForge, an open-source security analysis tool I've been building on my own.
I spent some of that time procrastinating, but I also learned quite a bit about software architecture, code quality and the problems with AI-generated code.
Recently I picked it back up and started working on a new update.
So far I've:
Completely redesigned the GUI
Added a placeholder for a future local AI assistant
Fixed around 10 bugs, including 2 race conditions
Started reviewing the codebase to clean up AI-generated mess and improve code quality
My goal is to make SentinelForge simple enough for students and beginners, but still useful for bug bounty hunters.
The idea is to bring scanning, vulnerability findings, evidence and correlations into one workspace, without overwhelming users with complicated interfaces or raw output.
But before I spend another few months building features, I'd really like to hear what people actually want.
A few questions:
What would make you give a tool like this a try?
What's missing or frustrating about the tools you currently use?
Would a local AI assistant that helps explain and investigate findings be useful?
I'm developing this independently and I'm open to any criticism or suggestions. Even if you think the project is pointless, I'd like to hear why.
GitHub: https://github.com/Sa1tama228/SentinelForge
Thanks!
