A new tool called Julia aims to provide an alternative to GitLeaks for scanning secrets, passwords, and API key leaks.Julia offers more advanced features like specifying custom regex pattern lists, producing proper JSON output for automation, and backend use.The tool also allows scanning directories, GitHub repositories directly, and loading custom patterns from a YAML file.The project structure includes the use of Docker, Julia, and nfpm for creating DEB and RPM packages.A Makefile is used for handling Docker builds, Docker container operations, pushing images to Docker Hub, and creating GitHub releases.GitHub CLI is utilized for tagging repositories, uploading releases, and creating GitHub releases with version numbers like v1.0.0.Testing is done by running the script in a Docker container against a test repository that contains secret leaks.A GitHub pipeline is set up for automated CI/CD workflows using Docker, Make, GitHub Actions, and Makefile commands.Julia, Docker, and GitHub tools simplify the process of building, testing, packaging, and deploying projects, making it suitable for everyday tasks.