The safeguards map / 1.1 Code and dependencies
GitProxy
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A proxy between developers and a Git remote that applies configurable rules, such as license, secret and author checks, to outgoing pushes and can block them.
Where it sits
1.1 Code and dependencies (primary): Sits between a developer and a Git remote and applies rules the owner configures to each outgoing push, such as license, secret and author e-mail checks, and blocks a push that fails them.
GitProxy is an application that stands between developers and a Git remote endpoint
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Apache-2.0, MIT license(s) only No secrets detected No data files found (.csv, .txt, .log)
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Author e-mail address does not match domain Your push has been blocked
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Facts
- Concern
- securitylegal
- Names the law
- no
- Subject
- software
- Used by
- those who make it
- Runs
- in CI
Handoffs
None recorded. A mapped entry with no handoff is here for its foundation home.
Collector's note
It handles no model, Model Context Protocol (MCP) or agent traffic, so it is not a gateway (3.3). Placed in 1.1 because what it checks is code, licenses and secrets; it applies the checks at push time instead of in a pipeline, so in-ci is the nearest run mode.
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