Purpose
AI Agent Safety Starter Pack is a free lightweight preflight scanner and checklist for developers who allow AI coding agents to work in local repositories. Its purpose is to check repository contents that may pose risks before an AI coding agent gains tool access.
Main capabilities
According to official information, although AI agents are useful, many repositories contain agent instructions, MCP/Cursor/Claude settings, shell scripts, package hooks, workflow files, and files adjacent to secrets, all of which are worth checking before an agent gains tool access. The free version provides a local scanner and checklist; scan results are presented in three colors: Green/Yellow/Red.
The official 30-second buy/skip rule: run the free scan first; buy the $7 bundle only if the result is Yellow/Red. If the result is Green, continue using the free lightweight scanner and maintain normal review discipline.
How to use
According to the information, the steps are: clone the public repository (git clone), scan the local checkout, and then use the Green/Yellow/Red result to decide whether the $7 bundle is useful for this agent run. After purchase, the official documentation provides a 90-second ZIP verification path to verify the bundle before using it on a real repository. Scanning uses a local path by default, with no need to upload private code; verification of the paid ZIP is also done locally.
Difference between free and paid
The free-vs-paid explanation in the information distinguishes the free local scanner and public documentation from the contents of the $7 ZIP. The paid bundle ($7 starter pack) additionally includes: the full repository preflight mini, destructive command hooks, a buyer quick-start guide, a demo risk repository, report templates, and verification scripts. The official description says this is the expected ZIP contents of paid bundle v0.4 and lists SHA-256, file count, and a local verifier.
Applicable scenarios
The information lists preflight proof scenarios for multiple specific project teams, including: GitHub MCP Server workflows, Goose local agent workflows, Skyvern browser agent workflows, GitHub Spec Kit agent specification workflows, Inngest AgentKit multi-agent networks, Vibe Kanban coding agent task boards, AgentScope multi-agent workflows, Chroma RAG/vector workflows, Phoenix LLM observability/evaluation workflows, Braintrust evaluation/observability workflows, TruLens observability/evaluation workflows, Ragas evaluation/dataset workflows, Helicone LLM observability/agent workflows, Opik observability/evaluation workflows, Mirascope tool-calling agent workflows, Flowise visual agent builder workflows, MCP Agent application workflows, Qdrant vector/RAG agent workflows, etc. The common point of these scenarios is: preflight before tools, package scripts, workflow files, deployment configurations, secret-adjacent settings, etc. enter the agent run.
Limitations and notes
The information does not provide the specific installation commands, code contents, or runtime parameters of the free scanner. The purchase link is https://payhip.com/b/1nmxV . The official documentation emphasizes privacy boundaries: running the free scan requires no upload of private code, paid ZIP verification remains local, and support channels use only publicly safe information; do not post credit cards, billing, accounts, screenshots, orders, or private repository details. The information also mentions several documentation paths (such as docs/free-vs-paid-checkout-guide.md, docs/trust-and-support.md, docs/privacy-before-checkout.md, docs/post-purchase-verification.md, docs/paid-bundle-contents-preview.md, docs/ci-preflight-recipe.md, etc.), used for pre-purchase decisions, post-purchase verification, and team approval. Regarding the scanner's specific detection rules, supported languages or platforms, update frequency, whether it is open source, and other information, the material does not currently provide it.
