Your code works.
But is it safe?

You built a feature. It works. The tests pass. But you have a nagging feeling — is that admin endpoint actually protected? Did the dependency update introduce a CVE? Is there still an API key hardcoded in that utility file from three months ago?

Security scanners exist, but they're enterprise tools. They take 45 minutes to configure, produce 200-page reports with false positives, and cost more than your entire hosting bill. Donk Doctor is the opposite: one click, one report, real findings.

What Doctor Checks

• Dependency audit — every package in your lockfile scanned against the CVE database. Flagged by severity. Fixed version suggested when available.
• Hardcoded secrets — API keys, passwords, and tokens that shouldn't be in your source code. High-entropy strings matched against provider patterns.
• Static analysis (SAST) — 20+ patterns: eval(), SQL injection, command injection, debug flags in production, missing CSRF tokens.
• Route intelligence — full AST-based extraction of every API endpoint with correct prefixes. Not grep — actual code understanding.
• Live endpoint probing — hits every write route (POST, PUT, DELETE) without credentials. If it returns 200 instead of 401, that's a finding.
• Sensitive route exposure — admin panels, health checks, license endpoints, integration routes that should not be publicly accessible.
• Semgrep integration — when available, hundreds of additional rules across OWASP Top 10.

The report is color-coded. Red means fix it before you ship. Amber means review it. Green means you're clear. Each finding includes the exact file, line number, and a plain-English explanation of why it matters.