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Borehole
Reads a codebase's commits for the risks an acquirer would find, with citations
Founders preparing to sell can see what a buyer's engineers will flag months before diligence, free for any public repo.
Borehole runs 106 deterministic checks across seven dimensions on a repository and its history, and every finding cites a commit, path or line. Sellers use it to fix issues before a buyer finds them; buyers use it to screen a target before spending engineer time. It works with GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Azure DevOps, Codeberg and others; for private code a local collector sends only facts and short excerpts. Public repos are free, a 30-day report is €249 at launch, and hands-on engagements start at €12,000. Built by Andrew Edmond, former CTO of Woot.
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