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Unslop vs LLM-based code scanners
Both find problems in a codebase. They fail in opposite directions, so the choice is about which failure you can live with.
Side by side
| Unslop | LLM-based code scanners | |
|---|---|---|
| Determinism | Same code, same findings, every run. | Findings vary between runs and between model versions. |
| Novel bugs | Finds only what is in the dataset. Will not spot a bug nobody has catalogued. | Can reason about code it has never seen, which is the real advantage. |
| Source exposure | Nothing leaves the machine. No model calls. | Source is sent to the model provider unless self-hosted. |
| Speed and cost | Thousands of files in seconds, no per-token cost. | Cost and latency scale with codebase size. |
| False positives | Low: a match is an exact match. | Higher, and they change between runs. |
| Auto-fix | Substitutes known-good code or a registered rewrite. | Generates a patch that needs review. |
Which to choose
Use Unslop in CI, where you need the same answer every time and cannot ship source to a third party. Use an LLM scanner for exploratory review of novel code. They are complementary, not competing — running both is the correct answer for most teams.
About Unslop
Unslop is a modular, encrypted knowledge base of code bugs and vulnerabilities paired with a non-LLM detector. It ingests dozens of open-source vulnerability datasets into one sealed, source-blind store, then scans whole codebases in seconds by matching against it.
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