> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.semgrep.dev/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Run all available rules on a repository

To scan your repository with all of the rules available in the [Semgrep Registry](https://semgrep.dev/explore), navigate to the root of your repository and run:

```
semgrep --config=r/all .
```

If you are *not* logged in, `--config=r/all` runs all public rules from the Semgrep Registry, including community-authored rules.

If you are logged in, `--config=r/all` runs all public rules from the Semgrep Registry, including community-authored rules, plus:

* Your organization's private rules in the Registry, excluding unlisted private rules
  * This excludes unlisted private rules
* Semgrep Pro rules, if you have a Team or Enterprise subscription

<Warning>
  **WARNING**

  Running all rules is likely to produce many findings and generate noise in the form of false positives.
</Warning>

## Error: "invalid configuration file found"

If you encounter the following error, there is a syntax error in one of your custom rules.

```console theme={null}
[ERROR] invalid configuration file found (1 configs were invalid)
```

To work around this error, while you correct the issues in the affected configuration file, run:

```console theme={null}
semgrep --config r/all . -d
semgrep --config ~/.semgrep/semgrep_rules.json .
```

The first command creates a cache of rules in `semgrep_rules.json` within the `.semgrep` directory in your home folder that omits the invalid rule. The second command runs a Semgrep scan using the local rule cache.