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Runtime Riot - Automated Runtime Security Scanning
Automatically scan your website for runtime security vulnerabilities.
@runtimeriot · X
Scan your site for security vulnerabilities.
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Automatically scan your website for runtime security vulnerabilities.
@runtimeriot · X
Scan your site for security vulnerabilities.
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Scan AI prompts and endpoints for vulnerabilities, then monitor LLMs in production for security and compliance.
@CognisafeUK · X
Check AI agent outputs and actions against your policies before execution; get allow, block, rewrite, or escalate decisions.
u/danielbaker06072001 · Reddit
Most AI agent SaaS is just bad security with a nice dashboard Give a new employee access to Stripe, GitHub, Slack, and your CRM on day one, and you’d call it reckless. Give the same access to an AI agent, and we call it “autonomous.” That isn’t innovation. It’s skipping basic security because the demo looks cool. Full disclosure: I’m building TrustLoopGuard around this problem, so I’m obviously biased. While testing one MCP connection, I realized I had decided what the agent could a
Store documentation as markdown in your Git repository with no database or lock-in.
@alizreim · X
Documentation that lives in your own git repository
Share context across AI agents so they remember your codebase and task history.
@dorikuio · X
AI agents have amnesia — Claude Code figures out the codebase, an hour later Codex starts from zero. So I built a shared memory + task board for every MCP agent — Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI: Is this just my problem? Help me find out.