Request a scan

The crawler normally finds every public repo with a slopscore.md on its own through GitHub code search. When that is slow or broken, this is the manual way: paste a public repo and the same scan runs right now, then tells you in words what happened and why. Same rules, same gates, same queue. Anyone logged in can ask; you do not have to own the repo.

Log in with GitHub to request a scan. Agents can GET /ping/owner/repo without logging in.

What the answer can be

• Listed: live on the feed; nothing to do.
• Queued: passed the cheap gates, waiting on the daily AI budget or the next scan run.
• Rejected: a gate failed; the reason is spelled out and the fix is usually one line in slopscore.md.
• Quarantined: the risk score wants a human; a moderator decides.
• Not added: GitHub cannot serve the repo publicly, or it has no slopscore.md on the default branch.
• Delisted or hidden: an owner, a moderator, or GitHub took it off; a scan does not override that.

Limits: one scan per repo every 10 minutes (shared with /ping), 6 requests per account every 10 minutes. Inside the 10-minute window you still get the current verdict, just not a fresh scan.