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.
Terminal coding agents meter usage by plan allowance or by token, and need permission controls. A neutral checklist, including the Safeguard CLI.
Codex usage on ChatGPT plans is counted per five-hour window plus weekly limits, shared by local and cloud tasks. How credits and API keys fit in.
Usage tiers set your AI API limits and rise with account history or spend. Here is how tiers work, why new accounts start lower, and how to plan a launch.
SPDX 3.0 is the current version, but many tools still write 2.3. Why that happens, what to ask your vendor, and how to choose a version for customers.
Choose an AI coding agent by testing five things: where code goes, what it can run, what it can reach, what it logs, and who can switch it off.
The Safeguard CLI is a terminal tool that scans your software for known flaws on your own machine, previews and opens fixes, and can also write code.
Not every ecosystem produces dependency relationships. See how one open source detector splits graph and flat output, and what to ask about your stack.
Run the app with an IAST agent in a CI test stage, drive it with integration tests, then gate on new findings. Steps, pitfalls and a gate design.
A template for the saved prompt of a scheduled AI task: goal, inputs, limits, stop rules and output format, with a worked example and checks.
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