OUR PIPELINE VS. THE PREVIOUS LLM PIPELINE
GitHub’s model for secret detection: Finding more secrets with less noise

From the official release
Smarter secret scanning, at a fraction of the cost
11.5%### higher acceptance
Owner-weighted alert precision
86%### lower median scan execution time
Post-push scanning
98%### lower serving cost
Compact model vs. remote LLM calls
JavaScript draws the arrows connecting these cards. OUR PIPELINE VS. THE PREVIOUS LLM PIPELINE
Smarter secret scanning, at a fraction of the cost
11.5% higher acceptance
Owner-weighted alert precision
86% lower median scan execution time
Post-push scanning
98% lower serving cost
Compact model vs. remote LLM calls
Secret scanning works best when developers are confident in the findings. Catch too little, and real credentials can remain in a repository. Alert too often, and developers may spend time investigating strings that aren’t secrets.
This is a short excerpt. Read the full announcement on the official source.
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