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In this in-depth walkthrough, we will show you how to turn ggshield, the GitGuardian CLI, into a practical guardrail for keeping secrets out of your code and CI pipelines. You’ll see exactly how to install and authenticate ggshield, then use it to scan repositories, local paths, archives, Docker images, PyPI packages, and CI environments for hardcoded credentials. We’ll also walk through configuring Git hooks with ggshield install.

GitGuardian Playbooks are now available for Public Incidents, bringing the same powerful automations used in internal monitoring to leaks in public repos. Playbooks now available for Public Monitoring customers.

Ship fewer secrets with your code. In this video we walk you through installing and using the GitGuardian IDE extension in Visual Studio Code, Cursor, Antigravity, Windsurf, and any VS Code compatible editor. You will see how the extension uses ggshield, the GitGuardian command line tool, to scan for 500+ types of secrets and catch plaintext credentials as soon as you save a file, long before they can be committed.