Add rma-cli - Fast SAST scanner with Semgrep compatibility #1736
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rma-cli is a fast SAST scanner written in Rust that compiles Semgrep rules to native tree-sitter matchers for significantly faster scanning. Features: - 647+ security rules (OWASP Top 10, CWE) - 28 programming languages supported - SARIF/JSON output for CI/CD - MIT licensed
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Summary
Add rma-cli - a fast SAST scanner written in Rust.
About rma-cli
rma-cli compiles Semgrep rules to native tree-sitter matchers, achieving significantly faster scanning while maintaining compatibility with the Semgrep rule ecosystem.
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The repository currently has fewer than 20 stars as it's a new project (launched January 2025). However, it's actively maintained, has CI passing, and provides significant value to the static analysis community by bridging Semgrep rules with native Rust performance.