# Code Analysis As part of the judging process for a team's submission, StackRef offers a free automated source code analysis service. Credentials for your team's respository are found in the **Team->Status** section.

Code Analysis Git Credentials

{% code overflow="wrap" fullWidth="true" %} ```shell-session $ git clone https://app.stackref.com/v1/repos/a87ff92f-702c-4940-acfc-0576500e613a Cloning into 'a87ff92f-702c-4940-acfc-0576500e613a'... Username for 'https://app.stackref.com': a87ff92f-702c-4940-acfc-0576500e613a-at-317915500643 Password for 'https://a87ff92f-702c-4940-acfc-0576500e613a-at-317915500643@app.stackref.com': remote: Counting objects: 3, done. Unpacking objects: 100% (3/3), 323 bytes | 323.00 KiB/s, done. ``` {% endcode %}

Code analysis and Infracost breakdown

Snyk and Code Climate score summaries

StackRef Cossell AI score results

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