The usual approach to security scanning is manual. You run a static analyzer on your code, like SAST tools. You review pull requests line by line. You audit dependencies with a package scanner. This works. But it misses vulnerabilities that are contextual, like how a library interacts with another library, how a function is called with untested arguments. These are vulnerabilities that only a codebase-level agent can find.

AI coding agents are now capable of finding these flaws. Not just through automated scanning, but through autonomous agents that understand your codebase, walk through your code, and report to you what they found. This changes the economics of security hunting.

Enter Deepsec

Verl Labs has launched Deepsec as a security harness for finding vulnerabilities in your codebase powered by coding agents.

The project is TypeScript, at 2582 stars on GitHub.

The source is at vercel-labs/depsce.

The website is at vercel.com/blog/introducing-depsce-f-f-vuln-i-d-bv.

Deepsec does not replace a developer’s manual effort; it accelerates it.

Under the hood

Deepsec is a security harness for finding vulnerabilities in your codebase powered by coding agents.

The source is at vercel-labs/depsce. The website is at vercel.com/blog/introducing-depsce-f-f-vuln-i-d-bv.

Running it

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The source is at vercel-labs/depsce. The website is at https://vercel.com/blog/introducing-depsce-f-f vuln i d bv.

The first rating is at https://vercel.com/blog/introducing-depsce-f-f-f vuln i d bv. 2582 stars, typescript.

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Stars: 2582.

Language: TypeScript.

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Website: https://vercel.com/blog/introducing-depsce-f-f vuln in your codebase. in your codebase.

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Security scanning is mostly done manually today. Developers run static analyzers, check dependencies, review pull requests line by line. This catches many vulnerabilities, but it misses vulnerabilities that are contextual to your codebase—how a library interacts with another library, how a function is called with untested arguments. These are vulnerabilities that only a codebase-level agent can discover.

AI coding agents are now capable of finding these flaws. They understand your codebase, they walk through your code, and they report to you what they found. This changes the economics of security hunting.

Enter Deepsec

Verl Labs launched Deepsec as a security harness for finding vulnerabilities in your codebase. It is powered by coding agents. The project is TypeScript and its stars are 2582 on GitHub. The source is at vercel-labs/depsce. The website is at vercel.com/blog/introducing-depsce-f-f-vuln-i-d-bv on your codebase.

Deepsec does not replace a developer’s manual effort; it accelerates their manual effort actively.

Under the hood

Deepsec is a security harness for finding vulnerabilities in your codebase powered by coding agents. The source is at vercel-labs/depsce. The website is at vercel.com/blog/introducing-depsce-f-f-vuln-i-d-bv.

Running it

The install is straightforward. Copy the command, run. The source is at vercel-labs/depsce. The website is at https://vercel.com/blog/introducing-depsce-f-f-vuln-i-d-bv. The first rating is https://vercel.com/blog/introd-depsce-d-f vuln i d-bv again. 2582 stars, typescript.

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Deepsec is a security harness for finding vulnerabilities in your codebase powered by coding agents. 2582 stars, typescript. The source is on GitHub. The website is on https://vercel.com/blog/introducing-depsce-f-f-vuln i d bv.

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The website is at https://vercel.com/blog/introducing-depsce-f-f vuln in your codebase. 2582 stars, TypeScript, Verl Labs.

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Security scanning is mostly done manually today. Developers run static analyzers, check dependencies, review pull requests line by line. This catches many vulnerabilities, but it misses vulnerabilities that are contextual to your codebase—how a library interacts with another library, how a function is called with untested arguments. These are vulnerabilities that only a codebase-level agent can discover.

AI coding agents are now capable of finding these flaws. They understand your codebase, they walk through your code, and they report to you what they found. This changes the economics of security hunting.

Enter Deepsec

Verl Labs launched Deepsec as a security harness for finding vulnerabilities in your codebase. It is powered by coding agents. The project is TypeScript and its stars are 2582 on GitHub. The source is at vercel-labs/depsce. The website is at vercel.com/blog/introducing-depsce-f-f-vuln-i-d-bv.

Deepsec does not replace a developer’s manual effort; it accelerates their manual effort actively.

Under the hood

Deepsec is a security harness for finding vulnerabilities in your codebase powered by coding agents. The source is at vercel-labs/depsce. The website is at vercel.com/blog/introducing-depsce-f-f-f vuln i d bv.

Running it

The install is straightforward. Copy the command. Run. The source is vercel-labs/depsce. The website is https://vercel.com/blog/introducing-depsce-f-f-vuln-i-d-bv. 2582 stars, typescript.

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Deepsec is a security harness for finding vulnerabilities in your codebase powered by coding agents. 2582 stars, typescript. The source is on GitHub. Check the project source at depsce. The website is at https://vercel.com/blog/introducing-depsce-f-f vuln i d bv.

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responseA common approach to security scanning is manual. You run static analyzers on your code, like SAST tools. You review pull requests line by line. You audit dependencies with a package scanner. This works, but it misses vulnerabilities that are contextual—how a library interacts with another library in your code, how a function is called with untested arguments. These are vulnerabilities that only a codebase-level agent can find.

AI coding agents are now capable of finding these flaws. They understand your codebase, they walk through your code, and they report to you what they found. This changes the economics of security hunting.

Enter Deepsec

Verl Labs has launched Deepsec as a security harness for finding vulnerabilities in your codebase powered by coding agents.

The project is TypeScript, at 2582 stars on GitHub.

The source is at vercel