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But you don't write everything from scratch.
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Kusari Inspector is a really cool way of applying AI to solving a serious security problem. How many of you are reviewing the dependency update PRs? Let the LLM do the work for you.
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If you use GitHub and you do not have this for your PR review process, you are just doing it wrong, regardless of your risk appetite. Kusari Inspector gives clear, contextual security checks—right in your pull requests, boom!
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I have to say, I used Claude to submit a PR to go-witness. Inspector found an issue (it wasn't generated by Claude but, Claude didn't fix it either). I just asked Claude to fix the issue Inspector found... and it did it.
I like seeing it identify new dependencies in my changes that I wasn't otherwise tracking closely and I appreciate some of the signal it surfaces to me (like licenses, inactivity, etc.). I suspect it'll be additionally useful if/when I do more work on zizmor's VS Code extension, since I'm not a JS expert and will be relying on tooling more to help me determine my dependency posture/exposure.
You're already looking for typos and bugs, but your managers and security teams care about more than that before you can ship. Catch issues early in the tools you're already using to avoid unnecessary rework down the line.
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Install once and get a contextual security review on every PR — vulnerabilities, licenses, transitive risk, and package reputation, all inline.
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