A contributor is someone who made a commit to your organization's private repository scanned by Semgrep in the past month.

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No. Semgrep runs either locally or fully in your CI pipeline, and your source code never leaves your computer or your CI environment. Only meta-data related to Semgrep runs (see docs) are sent to Semgrep's service.

If you opt-in to the public beta of Semgrep Assistant, Semgrep’s automated recommendations for triage and code remediation assisted by GPT-4, the Semgrep Assistant feature submits part of the file that has a finding in it to OpenAI for processing by a GPT model. OpenAI is not allowed to use the submitted code for training their models.

Users in the Team and Enterprise tier for Semgrep can publish rules to the Semgrep Registry as Private rules that are not visible to others outside their organization. The private rules enable you to hide code-sensitive information or legal requirements that prevent you from using a public registry.

Pro rules are proprietary rules written by our security research team with the goal to provide a set of supported rules with improved coverage (across languages and vulnerability types), leveraging the latest Semgrep features, and providing high-confidence results.