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Overview

ZeroPath CLI provides command-line access to ZeroPath’s AI-powered security scanning platform. Upload and scan your code directly from your terminal with support for multiple output formats and CI/CD integration.

Get the CLI

Download the latest release from our GitHub repository

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What ZeroPath CLI Detects

The CLI scans for a comprehensive range of security vulnerabilities:
  • Authentication and authorization vulnerabilities
  • Application logic flaws
  • Dependency issues
  • Security misconfigurations
  • Command injection vulnerabilities
  • File inclusion and path traversal attacks
  • Secrets and hardcoded credentials

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Quick Start

# Install CLI (see installation guide)
# Authenticate with your API credentials
zeropath auth <clientId> <clientSecret>

# Scan current directory
zeropath scan . output.sarif

# Scan by repository ID
zeropath scan --repository-id <repositoryId>

# Scan by repository URL
zeropath scan --repository-url https://github.com/owner/repo --vcs github

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Core Commands

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Authentication

# Authenticate with API credentials
zeropath auth <clientId> <clientSecret>

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Local Directory Scanning

# Basic scan
zeropath scan <directory> <outputFile.sarif>

# Example
zeropath scan ./my-project results.sarif

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Repository Scanning

# Scan by repository ID
zeropath scan --repository-id <repositoryId>

# Scan by repository URL
zeropath scan --repository-url https://github.com/owner/repo --vcs github

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CI/CD Integration

The CLI is designed for seamless CI/CD integration: 
# Fail build on findings
zeropath scan --fail-on-findings

# Generate machine-readable output
zeropath scan . results.sarif --format sarif

# Integration with popular CI platforms
zeropath scan --ci-mode

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Output Formats

ZeroPath CLI supports multiple output formats for different use cases:
  • SARIF: Standard format for static analysis results
  • JSON: Machine-readable structured data
  • Human-readable: Formatted output for terminal viewing

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Getting API Credentials

To use the CLI, you’ll need API credentials from your ZeroPath account:
  1. Sign in to ZeroPath Dashboard
  2. Navigate to API Settings
  3. Generate new API credentials (Client ID and Client Secret)
  4. Use these credentials with zeropath auth

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Next Steps