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.
pnpm catalogs define a dependency range once in the workspace file and reference it everywhere, so upgrades touch one line instead of every package.
With Play App Signing you hold an upload key and Google holds the app signing key. What each does, and what to do if you lose the upload key.
How pip's hash-checking mode works, what it enforces, and how it keeps an AI-edited requirements file from installing anything you did not pin and review.
A requirements file says what to install. A constraints file only limits which versions may be chosen. See when each helps and how to combine them.
Why unpinned scanner installs make builds drift, how to pin the Safeguard CLI version with one variable, and a simple routine for upgrading on purpose.
Set SAFEGUARD_VERSION on the install step to pin the Safeguard CLI in CI, and turn off update checks so every build runs the exact version you chose.
A 30 day plan for trying an AI code review bot on one repo: baseline, scope, labels, exit criteria and what to record so the verdict is honest.
Safetensors, JSON, MessagePack, Protobuf and others avoid pickle's code execution risk. Here is how to choose a format for storing and sharing model data.
When a Postgres vector extension is enough for code and document search, when a library like Faiss fits, and what to check before adding infrastructure.
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