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CI actions, AI agents, code scanning, install channels, and plugins Bomly connects to.

Last updated October 25, 2026View source (v0.30.0)

This page lists the tools and services Bomly connects to, with one line and a link each. Use it to find the right guide for your CI system, editor, or package manager. Entries marked Official are built and maintained by the Bomly project. Community entries are maintained by their own authors, who also answer support questions. To add one, open a pull request with an entry in the same format.

CI / CD

Bomly Guard (Official)

The GitHub Action for pull requests. It runs bomly diff against the merge base, fails the check on policy violations, posts or updates one PR comment, and can upload SARIF to code scanning. → bomly-dev/bomly-guard · Guard guide

Direct CLI recipes (Official)

Copy-and-paste recipes for GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, Azure DevOps, and CircleCI, plus a pre-commit hook. → CI Integration

AI agents and editors

MCP server (Official)

bomly mcp serve is built into the binary and works with any MCP client that supports stdio transport. The guide shows setup for Claude Code, Cursor, and VS Code. → MCP Server

Agent guidance snippet (Official)

A ready-made instruction for CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, or copilot-instructions.md that makes a coding agent run a dependency diff before it commits lockfile changes. → MCP Server → Example prompts

GitHub code scanning

Bomly writes SARIF 2.1.0, which the GitHub Security tab and other SARIF-aware tools read. Upload it through Guard's upload-sarif input or from the CLI. → Output formats → SARIF

Package managers and distribution

Official install channels:

  • Homebrew tap (bomly-dev/tap)
  • WinGet (Bomly.BomlyCLI) and Scoop
  • Install scripts (bomly.dev/install.sh, bomly.dev/install.ps1)
  • Linux packages (.deb, .rpm, .apk, Arch)
  • go install
  • Release archives with checksums, a signed checksum file, and build provenance

→ Installation

Plugins

External detectors, matchers, auditors, and analyzers install as plugins: versioned, checksum-verified, and disabled until you enable them. Official plugin repositories:

→ Plugins to install and trust one · Plugin authoring to write one · the marketplace to browse every built-in and external component

Community

No community integrations are listed yet. If you have built one (a CI orb, an IDE extension, a dashboard that reads Bomly JSON), open a pull request that adds it here with one line and a link.