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Safeguard Desktop App Guide: Windows, macOS and Linux

The Safeguard desktop app runs on Windows, macOS and Linux. Install and verify it, learn what to ask it, and pair it with the CLI and your phone.

Oct 21, 202617 min read
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Use Safeguard with nothing to install: cloud sandbox, Cloud CLI, web

Use Safeguard with nothing installed: a cloud sandbox free for seven days with no card, a cloud computer, Cloud CLI or the web. Then move to the local CLI.

Oct 21, 202619 min read
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Run the Safeguard CLI in CI/CD with safeguard scan and safeguard exec

Install the Safeguard CLI in a pipeline step, run safeguard scan, read vuln.json under ./output with jq, and use safeguard exec for one assistant turn.

Oct 21, 202619 min read
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Safeguard CLI Permission Modes: Supervised, Edits, Plan and Autonomous Explained

The Safeguard CLI has six permission modes. Supervised is the default and asks before edits and commands, and autonomous approves everything.

Oct 21, 202621 min read
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Review AI-generated code before merge: a practical checklist

Check scope, every dependency change, risky lines and config files, then scan the branch and compare SBOMs against main before you merge agent code.

Oct 21, 202617 min read
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Replit Agent Alternatives That Run on Your Own Machine

Replit Agent builds apps inside Replit projects. To run the agent on your own machine, look at Dyad, bolt.diy, OpenCode, Cline, Aider, Goose or OpenHands.

Oct 21, 202618 min read
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Open-Source Claude Code Alternatives, With Licences Checked

Claude Code is not open source. Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Aider, Cline, goose, Qwen Code, Kilo Code and OpenHands are, with licences checked here.

Oct 21, 202619 min read
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Use AI coding help and keep your source code on your machine

Run the agent locally, choose which model sees your prompts, and scan with a local runner that uploads only SBOMs and findings. What each tool sends where.

Oct 21, 202618 min read
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JetBrains AI Assistant Alternatives for IntelliJ, PyCharm and More

Copilot, Claude Code, Codex, Cline, Kilo Code, OpenCode, Tabby and ProxyAI all run in JetBrains IDEs. Compare licences, models, approvals and setup steps.

Oct 21, 202618 min read

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