Deep dives, practical guides, and incident analyses from engineers who build Safeguard. No fluff, no vendor FUD — just what you need to ship secure software.
Safeguard Code is a local, terminal-first coding agent. The documented install, the commands that exist, and the permission modes that control what it may do.
Safeguard Code also runs on desktop, next to a local panel with scan, terminal, tasks and MCP. What you do there and why a window helps.
In Safeguard, an asset is a node in a typed graph of repositories, images, packages, models, SBOMs and vendors. What each asset records and where the docs stop.
Cowork drafts a plan, runs the steps and stops at approval gates. What the product page says it handles, how approvals reach you, and what it does not say.
The Safeguard mobile app lets you reach and direct your other devices from your phone. What that is for, and how to keep it safe.
The iOS app runs on iPad as well as iPhone. Where a tablet fits in security work, with examples for review, triage and meetings.
Where Safeguard can run work on a timer: desktop tasks with simple intervals, workflows with a UTC cron trigger, and what the docs say agent runs cannot do yet.
Report cadences, how continuous scanning decides when to rescan, how to tune the interval, and where alerts go. A guide built from the docs, with the gaps marked.
Safeguard PPT builds slide decks from your findings, assets and reports, so a review or board update starts from facts, not a blank slide.
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