Questions, answered

Agnes checks the frontend code in your repositories and gives it a health score, with the findings behind it: code smells, dependencies, security and duplication, plus tests and accessibility if you switch them on. You connect a repository and Agnes does the rest; there is nothing to install or configure in your project.

For businesses: companies, organisations and self-employed professionals who build websites or web apps. You use Agnes as a business, so the terms of service apply instead of consumer rules.

HTML, CSS (including SCSS, Sass and Less), JavaScript and TypeScript, with React, Next.js, Vue, Nuxt, Svelte, SvelteKit, Astro, Angular and more. Some checks are partial for some frameworks; the Frameworks page shows exactly what is covered.

Each category gets a score from 0 to 100 from its findings, weighted by how serious they are and, for code, by the size of the codebase. The overall score is a weighted mix of the categories. A category that cannot be analysed is left out instead of counting as zero.

GitHub, through the Agnes Code Quality GitHub App, for both personal accounts and organisations.

Agnes analyses repositories that are mostly frontend code, so a repository that is mostly backend code is skipped. A repository with more lines than your plan allows per project is not analysed either. The project page tells you which of these applies.

Yes. Agnes runs an MCP server that Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code and other agents can connect to with a personal API token. Your agent can then read your reports, see which fixes gain the most points, and write a plan to raise the score. The tools are read-only.

Read-only access to the repositories you choose when you install the GitHub App: it can read their contents and nothing else. Agnes cannot push code, open pull requests or change settings, and you can remove the app on GitHub at any time.

No. The branch is copied to our servers only for the duration of an analysis, in an isolated container without network access, and deleted when the run ends. Reports keep file paths, line numbers and the tools' messages, not your code.

No. Agnes never installs your dependencies or runs your code, scripts or config files; every tool runs with our own configuration. The package names and versions in your lockfile are checked against the public OSV and npm databases, outside the sandbox.

In the European Union: on servers in Germany, with reports and encrypted backups in EU storage. The privacy policy lists every party involved and what they do.

No. We do not sell your code or data, do not use it to train machine-learning models, and do not show it to anyone outside your account.

Delete a project in the app to remove it with its reports, or delete your account in Settings to remove everything. Deletion is immediate; copies in our encrypted backups disappear within 30 days.

Yes. The free plan is for one person with up to 3 projects of up to 25,000 lines each, checked every day when there are new commits. Paid plans add projects, bigger repositories, more people and manual re-runs.

Payments run through Stripe's Link, which sells the subscription as merchant of record: it collects the payment and any VAT or sales tax, and sends your receipts and invoices. Prices are in US dollars per month, excluding VAT.

Yes, at any time under Settings → Plan and billing. An upgrade or downgrade applies straight away and is prorated. A cancellation takes effect at the end of the month you paid for; after that your team continues on the free plan.

Projects beyond your plan's limit are paused, the most recently added first: their history is kept, but they are not analysed until you upgrade or remove another project. People already in the team stay, but no one new can join until there is room.

Fees already paid are not refunded, also not for the unused part of a month, except where the law requires it. If you think you were charged by mistake, contact us or Link support within 60 days of the payment.

Yes. Every account has a team, and on a paid plan you can invite people as members or admins. Only the team's owner manages the plan and billing. The pricing page shows how many people each plan allows.

With GitHub, or with your email address and a password. For password sign-ins you can turn on two-step verification with an authenticator app in Settings.

Email [email protected]. We answer questions about your account, billing and privacy, usually within a few working days.