Add proof-of-commitment supply chain risk scorer#1837
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Adds proof-of-commitment as a new tool entry.
Category: Security/SAST — supply chain risk scoring
Tags: security, package, nodejs, python, rust
License: MIT
What it does: Scores npm, PyPI, Cargo, and Go packages on behavioral trust signals — publisher concentration, release consistency, maintenance patterns. Predicted CRITICAL risk for axios and LiteLLM before their 2026 supply chain attacks.
Complements existing tools like lockfile-lint (lockfile analysis) and OSV-Scanner (vulnerability matching) by adding behavioral risk scoring that catches publisher-concentration risk invisible to CVE databases.
Formats: CLI (
npx proof-of-commitment), MCP server (streamable HTTP), GitHub Action, REST API.Homepage: https://getcommit.dev
Source: https://github.com/piiiico/proof-of-commitment