OpenThunder Cloud

OpenThunder Cloud is the hosted workspace. Sign in to connect a repository and use the hosted tools. You can try a browser sample first, without an account or a private repository.

Choose how to start

Review a folder before upload

In Cloud, choose Local folder, then Choose a folder to review. The browser reads the folder into memory and shows the file paths, selected count, and source size. Choosing a folder does not upload it.

Filter the list and uncheck anything you do not want to send. For large selections, the list shows up to 100 matching files at once; filtering helps you review the others. The upload includes all selected files, including those outside the current filtered view. Confirm the selection, then choose Upload selected files. You can discard the preview before uploading.

Common build directories, binary extensions, and files above 1 MB are skipped. Reading stops at 4,000 files or 25 MB, so the preview can represent only part of the folder. This is not a secret detector. Remove credentials and private material yourself before confirming.

If an upload response fails, your selection stays available and confirmation is cleared. The server may already have received the request; check the repository list before retrying. Closing the preview releases its in-page state; it does not erase browser memory, the original folder, or an upload already sent.

Publishing results is a separate path

The CLI can publish a locally generated scan report for shared results and trends. That workflow is different from uploading or cloning source into a Cloud workspace. Inspect the report before publishing: findings and file paths may still be sensitive.

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Before connecting private code

Check which files and context the selected feature will process. Folder filtering does not guarantee that every secret has been excluded. AI actions may send prompts and selected context to a model provider. Retention, deletion, and provider settings need to be considered separately from where the app is installed.

Read Where your data goes and the Privacy Policy. If source must remain on your computer, choose local analysis instead of a hosted clone or upload.

Next steps