Hosted scheduled scans + alerts — would you use it?

[GodSmasher]

The idea

The patchbay audit CLI will always be free and MIT. It runs locally, nothing phones home, and that stays.

For teams that do not want to run the CI integration themselves, a hosted version is planned for Q1 2027 with:

• Scheduled scans against a list of MCP endpoints (hourly / daily / weekly)
• Diff alerts when something changes between runs (new finding, severity escalation, manifest change per #1)
• Delivery: email, Slack webhook, generic webhook
• Dashboard: single page per endpoint with history
• SARIF export of scheduled runs, so GitHub Code Scanning gets filled without a repo-side CI step

Free tier: 1 endpoint, daily scans, 30-day history.
Paid tiers for teams (more endpoints, hourly cadence, long-term history, compliance mapping).

Why I am asking

Before I build this I want to know if this is actually useful for people, or if the CLI is enough for everybody. Two ways to answer:

1. React to this discussion with 👍 if you would use it, 👎 if the CLI is enough, 🚀 if you would pay for it.
2. Join the waitlist (email, so you get notified when it launches): https://tally.so/r/yXMQjd

I will keep this discussion open as the public interest check. The waitlist form is separate so I can let people know without cross-posting to the thread.

What I am not building

• A telemetry layer in the CLI. CLI stays local.
• An auto-remediation thing. Patchbay reports; it does not patch your server.
• A paywall on anything that is free today.

Comment with specifics

If you have a specific use case (compliance report, team of X people, X endpoints to scan, etc), drop it here. That is the input I need to size the free tier correctly.