Labeling code review comments: nit, optional and blocking
A simple labeling convention that stops style debates from stalling security fixes and tells authors which review comments they must act on.
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.
A simple labeling convention that stops style debates from stalling security fixes and tells authors which review comments they must act on.
Extension host permissions let code reach servers outside its own origin, with different rules for service workers and content scripts. How to read them.
What to check before approving a dependency fix pull request from your phone, and when to wait for a laptop. A short, practical review routine.
Three documented ways to avoid retyping MCP servers in every client: import commands, discovery settings and the shared root config file. Limits included.
Retries feel safe, but stacked across layers they multiply load on a struggling dependency. Here is how to cap attempts, add jitter and budget retries.
LLM calls are slow, costly and sometimes fail halfway. How to set retries, timeouts and a circuit breaker so failures do not become outages or bills.
Return 405, 413, 415 and 406 on purpose. A checklist for allow-listing HTTP methods, content types and request sizes, based on OWASP guidance.
Resident FIDO SSH keys store the handle on the token for easy use across machines, at a higher risk if the token is stolen. How to choose between them.
A reranker rescores a short list of candidates by reading the query and passage together. Why it improves retrieval, what it costs, and when to add one.
Weekly insights on software supply chain security, delivered to your inbox.
Your first fix PR is minutes away.
No sales call required, even your agent can complete the purchase over MCP.