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List, view, analyze, create, and delete Pixee scans with filters for repository, branch, detector tool, and analysis state.
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List, view, analyze, create, and delete Pixee scans with filters for repository, branch, detector tool, and analysis state.
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pixee scan
PREREQUISITES: Read
../pixee-shared/SKILL.mdfor global flags, exit codes, and error handling,../pixee-auth/SKILL.mdif authentication needs to be configured, and../pixee-repo/SKILL.mdfor the--reporesolution protocol. See../pixee-analysis/SKILL.mdfor the analysis UUIDpixee scan analyzereturns, and../pixee-integration/SKILL.mdfor the--integration-iddiscovery flow used bycreate.
pixee scan manages scans imported into the Pixee platform: list, view, kick off an analysis,
upload a new scan, and delete. A scan is the raw output of one detector tool (sonar, appscan,
dependabot, datadog_sast, semgrep, codeql, etc.) imported on a specific branch and
commit; analyses, findings, and downstream patches all attach back to a scan. Most production
scans land via the platform's CI integrations; pixee scan create is the manual import path for
bulk-loading historical scans, smoke-testing detector formats, or one-shot uploads. Scans expire
roughly seven days after import, and fetching an expired UUID returns a not-found error.
pixee scan list
pixee scan list [filter flags...]
All flags are optional. With none, every scan visible to the token is returned. Pagination is
transparent: the CLI walks every page in one call. There is no --paginate flag here;
--paginate only lives on pixee api.
Text output is tab-separated with columns id, detector, branch, sha, imported_at. The
branch column is empty for detectors that import scans without a branch context (e.g.,
appscan); JSON output omits the branch field entirely in that case rather than emitting an
empty string.
Filter flags:
--repo <name-or-uuid>— repeatable. Restrict to one or more repositories. Names resolve via the protocol documented inpixee-repo. Multiple--repoflags OR together; a scan is returned if it matches any of them.--branch <name>— exact branch name (case-sensitive). Works with or without--repo.--tool <name>— repeatable. Filter by detector. Multiple--toolflags OR together.--analysis-state <state>— one ofcompleted,in-progress,not-analyzed. Filters by the state of the scan's downstream analysis pipeline, not the scan import itself.--has-analysis <true|false>— narrow to scans that have at least one analysis associated (true) or none (false).
--analysis-state not-analyzed and --has-analysis false overlap but are not interchangeable:
--has-analysis filters on existence, while --analysis-state filters on pipeline state. Pick
whichever matches the question being asked.
pixee scan view
pixee scan view <scan-id>
Fetch a single scan by UUID. <scan-id> is the value shown in the first column of
pixee scan list.
Default text mode prints a sectioned Key: value block of the scan's headline fields —
Id, Detector, Branch, Sha, Imported at, Expires at — colon-separated, one field per
line. The Branch line is omitted for detectors that import scans without a branch context
(e.g., appscan) rather than emitting an empty value. Use --output json (or --json) for the
full HAL representation: _links to the scan's analyses, findings, repository, and
scale, plus the body fields id, detector, sha, imported_at, branch (omitted when
blank), and expires_at. A non-existent or expired UUID returns the standard not-found error
and exits 3.
pixee scan analyze
pixee scan analyze <scan-id> [--finding <finding-id>...] [--watch] [--interval <seconds>]
Start an analysis on a scan. On success the CLI prints Started analysis <analysis-id> on scan <scan-id> and exits 0. The analysis runs asynchronously on the server — capture the UUID from
stdout and hand it to pixee analysis view --watch (see pixee-analysis) to poll until terminal
state.
Flags:
--finding <finding-id>— repeatable. Scope the analysis to one or more specific findings. When omitted, every finding in the scan is analyzed (the common case after an import).--watch— after starting the analysis, poll until it reaches a terminal state. Equivalent to chaining the start call intopixee analysis view --watchon the returned UUID; reach for it when the agent's next step depends on completion.--interval <seconds>— polling cadence with--watch(default 5). Has no effect without--watch.
A scan that's not analyzable (e.g., already deleted, or a scan kind the server cannot run
analyses on) returns a 422-shaped problem document and exits non-zero — pixee-shared documents
the rendering.
pixee scan create
pixee scan create <repository> --tool <tool> [--file <path>...] [scan metadata flags...]
Upload a scan to a repository. <repository> is name-or-UUID resolved via the protocol in
pixee-repo. On success the CLI prints Created scan <scan-id> and exits 0; the upload is
multipart, so each --file is attached to the same POST.
Not idempotent. The platform creates a new scan on every successful POST. If a call fails
after the upload may have reached the server (timeout, dropped connection), run
pixee scan list --repo <id> to check for a freshly-imported scan before retrying.
Flags:
--tool <tool>— required. Scanner tool that produced the scan. One ofcodeql,sonar,semgrep,polaris_sast,polaris_sca,appscan,defectdojo,datadog_sast,dependabot,contrast,gitlab_sast,gitlab_dependency_scanning,snyk,checkmarx,veracode,fortify,arnica_sast. The CLI validates against the enum before sending.--file <path>— repeatable. Attach a scan output file (SARIF, SCA report, etc.) to the multipart upload. Most detector tools require at least one file; integration-driven tools whose data the platform pulls from the integration directly (e.g., sonar, snyk) can omit it.--sha <sha>— commit SHA scanned (40 hex chars).--branch <name>— branch scanned.--integration-id <id>— integration identifier to attribute the upload to. Discover valid values withpixee integration list(seepixee-integration).--workflow-execution-policy <policy>—execute(default — fire matching workflows on the new scan) orprevent-execution(import the scan but skip any matching workflows). Useprevent-executionwhen bulk-loading historical scans so a backfill doesn't fan out a wave of patches.--pr-number <int>— pull request number for PR-scoped scans.--gitlab-pipeline-id <int>— GitLab pipeline id when the scan came from a GitLab CI run.--base-branch <name>/--base-sha <sha>— base branch and base commit for a PR-scoped scan.--base-sharequires--base-branch.
Pair with pixee scan analyze (or --watch it directly) to kick off triage/fix/sca immediately
after the upload — see the chained example below.
pixee scan delete
pixee scan delete <scan-id>
Delete a scan by UUID. On success the CLI prints Deleted scan <id> and exits 0; a missing scan
exits 3. There is no --repo flag — deletion targets the scan ID directly — and no client-side
confirmation prompt, matching pixee workflow delete and pixee repo delete.
Examples
# Every scan visible to the token (paginated transparently)
pixee scan list
# Cross-repo OR query, JSON piped to jq for downstream processing
pixee scan list --repo pixee/pixee-platform --repo analysis-service --json \
| jq '.[] | {id, detector, branch, repo: ._links.repository.title}'
# Sonar scans on main that have not been analyzed yet
pixee scan list --branch main --tool sonar --has-analysis false
# Fetch one scan as JSON
pixee scan view e5e1ebe6-93f3-4426-a98a-6dc6af41b468 --json
# Walk from a scan to its findings via HAL — never hardcode the path
scan_id=$(pixee scan list --repo pixee/pixee-platform --branch main --json | jq -r '.[0].id')
findings_href=$(pixee scan view "$scan_id" --json | jq -r '._links.findings.href')
pixee api "$findings_href" --paginate
# Kick off an analysis on every finding in a scan and block until it finishes
pixee scan analyze e5e1ebe6-93f3-4426-a98a-6dc6af41b468 --watch
# Re-analyze just two findings in an existing scan, with a longer poll interval
pixee scan analyze e5e1ebe6-93f3-4426-a98a-6dc6af41b468 \
--finding AZ4JOwsipJDH8099SpHt --finding AZ4JOwsipJDH8099TqIu \
--watch --interval 15
# Capture the analysis UUID and watch it separately (e.g., to detach into another task)
analysis_id=$(pixee scan analyze e5e1ebe6-93f3-4426-a98a-6dc6af41b468 \
| sed -n 's/^Started analysis \([^ ]*\) on scan .*/\1/p')
pixee analysis view "$analysis_id" --watch
# Delete a scan by UUID
pixee scan delete e5e1ebe6-93f3-4426-a98a-6dc6af41b468
# Import a CodeQL SARIF as a new scan on pixee-platform, then analyze it to completion
scan_id=$(pixee scan create pixee/pixee-platform \
--tool codeql --file ./codeql.sarif.json \
--branch main --sha "$(git rev-parse HEAD)" \
| sed -n 's/^Created scan \(.*\)$/\1/p')
pixee scan analyze "$scan_id" --watch
# Bulk-load a historical Sonar scan without firing matching workflows
pixee scan create pixee/pixee-platform \
--tool sonar --integration-id sonar-default \
--branch main --sha abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef12 \
--workflow-execution-policy prevent-execution
# Upload a PR-scoped scan from a GitLab CI job
pixee scan create pixee/pixee-platform \
--tool gitlab_sast --file ./gl-sast-report.json \
--branch "feature/sso" --sha "$CI_COMMIT_SHA" \
--base-branch main --base-sha "$CI_MERGE_REQUEST_DIFF_BASE_SHA" \
--pr-number "$CI_MERGE_REQUEST_IID" \
--gitlab-pipeline-id "$CI_PIPELINE_ID"
Best practices
- Filter aggressively. The unfiltered scan list grows with every imported scan; combining
--repo,--branch, and--toolkeeps payloads small enough to reason about. - Pass UUIDs in scripts for both
--repoand the<id>argument; names work for humans but carry the rename and multi-match risks documented inpixee-repo. - For full per-scan detail (HAL links to analyses, findings, repository, scale), use
pixee scan view <id> --json. ThelistJSON contains the same per-element shape, so a singlelist --jsoncall often replaces a list-then-N-views pattern. - To traverse from a scan to its analyses, findings, or owning repository, follow the
_linksreturned bypixee scan view <id> --jsonwithpixee api <href>rather than hardcoding paths. Seepixee-apifor HAL conventions and--paginate. - Treat scan UUIDs as short-lived: cache them only as long as the active workflow needs them,
and expect lookups to start failing once a scan ages past its
expires_at. - Prefer
pixee scan analyze --watchover a hand-rolled poll loop. The flag chains the start call into the same poll-and-narrate behaviorpixee analysis view --watchprovides and preserves the start-time analysis UUID on stdout so scripts can still reuse it. - Scoping
pixee scan analyzewith--findingis the right answer when re-running just a subset of findings after a triage adjustment. Omit--findingfor the initial analysis pass on a freshly imported scan. pixee scan createis not idempotent, so a network-layer retry can duplicate a scan. When a call fails ambiguously (timeout, dropped connection), reach forpixee scan list --repo <id>to look for a freshly-imported scan before retrying.- For backfill imports (loading historical scans into a fresh repo), pass
--workflow-execution-policy prevent-executionto avoid a wave of patch PRs the team did not expect. R
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name: pixee-scan
description: "List, view, analyze, create, and delete Pixee scans with filters for repository, branch, detector tool, and analysis state."
license: Apache-2.0
compatibility: Requires the pixee CLI binary on PATH
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version: 1.0.0
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cliHelp: "pixee scan --help"View original text
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name: pixee-scan
description: "List, view, analyze, create, and delete Pixee scans with filters for repository, branch, detector tool, and analysis state."
license: Apache-2.0
compatibility: Requires the pixee CLI binary on PATH
metadata:
version: 1.0.0
openclaw:
category: "developer-tools"
requires:
bins:
- pixee
cliHelp: "pixee scan --help"
---
# pixee scan
> **PREREQUISITES:** Read `../pixee-shared/SKILL.md` for global flags, exit codes, and error
> handling, `../pixee-auth/SKILL.md` if authentication needs to be configured, and
> `../pixee-repo/SKILL.md` for the `--repo` resolution protocol. See
> `../pixee-analysis/SKILL.md` for the analysis UUID `pixee scan analyze` returns, and
> `../pixee-integration/SKILL.md` for the `--integration-id` discovery flow used by `create`.
`pixee scan` manages scans imported into the Pixee platform: list, view, kick off an analysis,
upload a new scan, and delete. A scan is the raw output of one detector tool (`sonar`, `appscan`,
`dependabot`, `datadog_sast`, `semgrep`, `codeql`, etc.) imported on a specific branch and
commit; analyses, findings, and downstream patches all attach back to a scan. Most production
scans land via the platform's CI integrations; `pixee scan create` is the manual import path for
bulk-loading historical scans, smoke-testing detector formats, or one-shot uploads. Scans expire
roughly seven days after import, and fetching an expired UUID returns a not-found error.
## pixee scan list
```
pixee scan list [filter flags...]
```
All flags are optional. With none, every scan visible to the token is returned. Pagination is
transparent: the CLI walks every page in one call. There is no `--paginate` flag here;
`--paginate` only lives on `pixee api`.
Text output is tab-separated with columns `id`, `detector`, `branch`, `sha`, `imported_at`. The
`branch` column is empty for detectors that import scans without a branch context (e.g.,
`appscan`); JSON output omits the `branch` field entirely in that case rather than emitting an
empty string.
Filter flags:
- `--repo <name-or-uuid>` — **repeatable**. Restrict to one or more repositories. Names resolve
via the protocol documented in `pixee-repo`. Multiple `--repo` flags OR together; a scan is
returned if it matches any of them.
- `--branch <name>` — exact branch name (case-sensitive). Works with or without `--repo`.
- `--tool <name>` — **repeatable**. Filter by detector. Multiple `--tool` flags OR together.
- `--analysis-state <state>` — one of `completed`, `in-progress`, `not-analyzed`. Filters by the
state of the scan's downstream analysis pipeline, not the scan import itself.
- `--has-analysis <true|false>` — narrow to scans that have at least one analysis associated
(`true`) or none (`false`).
`--analysis-state not-analyzed` and `--has-analysis false` overlap but are not interchangeable:
`--has-analysis` filters on existence, while `--analysis-state` filters on pipeline state. Pick
whichever matches the question being asked.
## pixee scan view
```
pixee scan view <scan-id>
```
Fetch a single scan by UUID. `<scan-id>` is the value shown in the first column of
`pixee scan list`.
Default text mode prints a sectioned `Key: value` block of the scan's headline fields —
`Id`, `Detector`, `Branch`, `Sha`, `Imported at`, `Expires at` — colon-separated, one field per
line. The `Branch` line is omitted for detectors that import scans without a branch context
(e.g., `appscan`) rather than emitting an empty value. Use `--output json` (or `--json`) for the
full HAL representation: `_links` to the scan's `analyses`, `findings`, `repository`, and
`scale`, plus the body fields `id`, `detector`, `sha`, `imported_at`, `branch` (omitted when
blank), and `expires_at`. A non-existent or expired UUID returns the standard not-found error
and exits 3.
## pixee scan analyze
```
pixee scan analyze <scan-id> [--finding <finding-id>...] [--watch] [--interval <seconds>]
```
Start an analysis on a scan. On success the CLI prints `Started analysis <analysis-id> on scan
<scan-id>` and exits 0. The analysis runs asynchronously on the server — capture the UUID from
stdout and hand it to `pixee analysis view --watch` (see `pixee-analysis`) to poll until terminal
state.
Flags:
- `--finding <finding-id>` — **repeatable**. Scope the analysis to one or more specific findings.
When omitted, every finding in the scan is analyzed (the common case after an import).
- `--watch` — after starting the analysis, poll until it reaches a terminal state. Equivalent
to chaining the start call into `pixee analysis view --watch` on the returned UUID; reach for
it when the agent's next step depends on completion.
- `--interval <seconds>` — polling cadence with `--watch` (default 5). Has no effect without
`--watch`.
A scan that's not analyzable (e.g., already deleted, or a scan kind the server cannot run
analyses on) returns a 422-shaped problem document and exits non-zero — `pixee-shared` documents
the rendering.
## pixee scan create
```
pixee scan create <repository> --tool <tool> [--file <path>...] [scan metadata flags...]
```
Upload a scan to a repository. `<repository>` is name-or-UUID resolved via the protocol in
`pixee-repo`. On success the CLI prints `Created scan <scan-id>` and exits 0; the upload is
multipart, so each `--file` is attached to the same POST.
**Not idempotent.** The platform creates a new scan on every successful POST. If a call fails
after the upload may have reached the server (timeout, dropped connection), run
`pixee scan list --repo <id>` to check for a freshly-imported scan before retrying.
Flags:
- `--tool <tool>` — **required**. Scanner tool that produced the scan. One of `codeql`, `sonar`,
`semgrep`, `polaris_sast`, `polaris_sca`, `appscan`, `defectdojo`, `datadog_sast`,
`dependabot`, `contrast`, `gitlab_sast`, `gitlab_dependency_scanning`, `snyk`, `checkmarx`,
`veracode`, `fortify`, `arnica_sast`. The CLI validates against the enum before sending.
- `--file <path>` — **repeatable**. Attach a scan output file (SARIF, SCA report, etc.) to the
multipart upload. Most detector tools require at least one file; integration-driven tools
whose data the platform pulls from the integration directly (e.g., sonar, snyk) can omit it.
- `--sha <sha>` — commit SHA scanned (40 hex chars).
- `--branch <name>` — branch scanned.
- `--integration-id <id>` — integration identifier to attribute the upload to. Discover valid
values with `pixee integration list` (see `pixee-integration`).
- `--workflow-execution-policy <policy>` — `execute` (default — fire matching workflows on the
new scan) or `prevent-execution` (import the scan but skip any matching workflows). Use
`prevent-execution` when bulk-loading historical scans so a backfill doesn't fan out a wave
of patches.
- `--pr-number <int>` — pull request number for PR-scoped scans.
- `--gitlab-pipeline-id <int>` — GitLab pipeline id when the scan came from a GitLab CI run.
- `--base-branch <name>` / `--base-sha <sha>` — base branch and base commit for a PR-scoped
scan. `--base-sha` requires `--base-branch`.
Pair with `pixee scan analyze` (or `--watch` it directly) to kick off triage/fix/sca immediately
after the upload — see the chained example below.
## pixee scan delete
```
pixee scan delete <scan-id>
```
Delete a scan by UUID. On success the CLI prints `Deleted scan <id>` and exits 0; a missing scan
exits 3. There is no `--repo` flag — deletion targets the scan ID directly — and no client-side
confirmation prompt, matching `pixee workflow delete` and `pixee repo delete`.
## Examples
```bash
# Every scan visible to the token (paginated transparently)
pixee scan list
# Cross-repo OR query, JSON piped to jq for downstream processing
pixee scan list --repo pixee/pixee-platform --repo analysis-service --json \
| jq '.[] | {id, detector, branch, repo: ._links.repository.title}'
# Sonar scans on main that have not been analyzed yet
pixee scan list --branch main --tool sonar --has-analysis false
# Fetch one scan as JSON
pixee scan view e5e1ebe6-93f3-4426-a98a-6dc6af41b468 --json
# Walk from a scan to its findings via HAL — never hardcode the path
scan_id=$(pixee scan list --repo pixee/pixee-platform --branch main --json | jq -r '.[0].id')
findings_href=$(pixee scan view "$scan_id" --json | jq -r '._links.findings.href')
pixee api "$findings_href" --paginate
# Kick off an analysis on every finding in a scan and block until it finishes
pixee scan analyze e5e1ebe6-93f3-4426-a98a-6dc6af41b468 --watch
# Re-analyze just two findings in an existing scan, with a longer poll interval
pixee scan analyze e5e1ebe6-93f3-4426-a98a-6dc6af41b468 \
--finding AZ4JOwsipJDH8099SpHt --finding AZ4JOwsipJDH8099TqIu \
--watch --interval 15
# Capture the analysis UUID and watch it separately (e.g., to detach into another task)
analysis_id=$(pixee scan analyze e5e1ebe6-93f3-4426-a98a-6dc6af41b468 \
| sed -n 's/^Started analysis \([^ ]*\) on scan .*/\1/p')
pixee analysis view "$analysis_id" --watch
# Delete a scan by UUID
pixee scan delete e5e1ebe6-93f3-4426-a98a-6dc6af41b468
# Import a CodeQL SARIF as a new scan on pixee-platform, then analyze it to completion
scan_id=$(pixee scan create pixee/pixee-platform \
--tool codeql --file ./codeql.sarif.json \
--branch main --sha "$(git rev-parse HEAD)" \
| sed -n 's/^Created scan \(.*\)$/\1/p')
pixee scan analyze "$scan_id" --watch
# Bulk-load a historical Sonar scan without firing matching workflows
pixee scan create pixee/pixee-platform \
--tool sonar --integration-id sonar-default \
--branch main --sha abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef12 \
--workflow-execution-policy prevent-execution
# Upload a PR-scoped scan from a GitLab CI job
pixee scan create pixee/pixee-platform \
--tool gitlab_sast --file ./gl-sast-report.json \
--branch "feature/sso" --sha "$CI_COMMIT_SHA" \
--base-branch main --base-sha "$CI_MERGE_REQUEST_DIFF_BASE_SHA" \
--pr-number "$CI_MERGE_REQUEST_IID" \
--gitlab-pipeline-id "$CI_PIPELINE_ID"
```
## Best practices
- Filter aggressively. The unfiltered scan list grows with every imported scan; combining
`--repo`, `--branch`, and `--tool` keeps payloads small enough to reason about.
- Pass UUIDs in scripts for both `--repo` and the `<id>` argument; names work for humans but
carry the rename and multi-match risks documented in `pixee-repo`.
- For full per-scan detail (HAL links to analyses, findings, repository, scale), use
`pixee scan view <id> --json`. The `list` JSON contains the same per-element shape, so a single
`list --json` call often replaces a list-then-N-views pattern.
- To traverse from a scan to its analyses, findings, or owning repository, follow the `_links`
returned by `pixee scan view <id> --json` with `pixee api <href>` rather than hardcoding paths.
See `pixee-api` for HAL conventions and `--paginate`.
- Treat scan UUIDs as short-lived: cache them only as long as the active workflow needs them,
and expect lookups to start failing once a scan ages past its `expires_at`.
- Prefer `pixee scan analyze --watch` over a hand-rolled poll loop. The flag chains the start
call into the same poll-and-narrate behavior `pixee analysis view --watch` provides and
preserves the start-time analysis UUID on stdout so scripts can still reuse it.
- Scoping `pixee scan analyze` with `--finding` is the right answer when re-running just a
subset of findings after a triage adjustment. Omit `--finding` for the initial analysis pass
on a freshly imported scan.
- `pixee scan create` is not idempotent, so a network-layer retry can duplicate a scan. When a
call fails ambiguously (timeout, dropped connection), reach for `pixee scan list --repo <id>`
to look for a freshly-imported scan before retrying.
- For backfill imports (loading historical scans into a fresh repo), pass
`--workflow-execution-policy prevent-execution` to avoid a wave of patch PRs the team did not
expect. RReview the source
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"description": "List, view, analyze, create, and delete Pixee scans with filters for repository, branch, detector tool, and analysis state.",
"category": "automation",
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"Claude Code teams",
"builders willing to evaluate younger projects",
"Inspect source files",
"Explain architecture",
"Patch bugs and verify changes",
"Navigate pages",
"Click and type safely"
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"Claude Code",
"Cursor",
"OpenAgentSkill CLI",
"CLI"
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"notice": "A skill instruction path and install command are recorded. This is not proof of compatibility, runtime success or safety; review the source and permissions first."
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"documentation": "Strong README/SKILL.md context",
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"Audit: 72/100 Needs review",
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