Zenzic is a pure-Python static analysis engine that treats structured natural language (Markdown, MDX) as source code. It performs deterministic static analysis over documentation graphs to detect structural defects, navigation failures, and security issues before build or deployment. Unlike traditional output-based HTML proofers that require a full site build, Zenzic lints the raw source files. It builds an in-memory Virtual Site Map (VSM) to validate internal links, anchors, and topological orphans in milliseconds. Key Features: - Zero Subprocess: Runs entirely in-process with zero external binary dependencies. - RE2 Discipline: Uses google-re2 for O(N) linear-time regex matching, eliminating ReDoS vulnerabilities. - Built-in Credential Scanner: Detects leaked API keys and tokens (AWS, GitHub, Stripe, etc.) directly in the documentation source. - Engine Agnostic: Native adapters for MkDocs and Zensical, plus a Standalone mode for any Markdown repository. - CI/CD Ready: Strict exit code contracts (Exit 2 for security breaches) and native GitHub Actions support.
