How do you fix a vulnerable dependency in Cursor with Safeguard?
Install the Safeguard extension from Open VSX in Cursor, sign in, hover a flagged dependency and apply a fix. Pick a strategy and review the diff first.
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Install the Safeguard extension from Open VSX in Cursor, sign in, hover a flagged dependency and apply a fix. Pick a strategy and review the diff first.
Install the Safeguard CLI, scan a repository, preview fixes with a dry run, then open a pull request. The exact commands and what to check before merging.
The JetBrains plugin scans dependencies, while secrets scanning runs through the CLI and platform. How to use both from IntelliJ, PyCharm or GoLand.
Install the Safeguard CLI, scan or run the secrets detector on your own machine, and review verified findings in the Secrets dashboard. Source stays local.
Ask the Safeguard web app chat about leaked keys and tokens, then rotate first and clean history second. Here is the workflow and the right order.
In the beta desktop app, grant a project folder and run the Safeguard CLI secrets detection in the Terminal tab. What it covers and what it does not.
Install the Safeguard extension, sign in, and run Check Staged Commit for Secrets before you commit. Then revoke and rotate anything live. Steps, limits.
Connect the Safeguard MCP server to ChatGPT with OAuth, then ask about secrets findings in plain language. What the scanner finds and what chat cannot do.
The desktop app (beta) has a Scan tab with per-project auto-scan and a Tasks tab with recurring intervals. How to set both up, and what it cannot do yet.
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