Cursor security review

A Cursor security reviewthat comes back as a short list.

Paste one prompt into Cursor. After every push, Suricode checks the code. Cursor works through the short list.

Paste one prompt into Cursor.

You paste one prompt into Cursor, once. From then on it scans after every push and works through what Suricode found.

Your agent does not search the project. It gets a short list: what to fix, why it matters, and how. Leaked keys come first.

Suricode only reads the code.

Connect a GitHub or Bitbucket project, or paste a git address. Suricode only ever gets read access. Your coding agent makes the changes, in your editor, where you can see them.

A short list, not the whole project.

After every push

Every push starts a check. We also check on a schedule when nothing changed, because a library can pick up a new hole.

Plain words

Every finding says what it is, why it matters, and what to do, in everyday words.

Same version, patched

When a library has a hole and no new version, you get a patched copy of the version you already run.

The first check is free.

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