- Accounts for your environment rather than upgrading to the newest version available
- Tells you when a fix is a one-line change and when it will affect other systems
- Patches transitive dependencies where a direct upgrade is not practical
Plan the fix against the real dependency graph, prove it in your CI, and leave the merge to your team, on every repo you own.
See the plan, the CI run, and the evidence panel on a real finding in your own repository.
Most generate a version bump from the finding alone. AutoFix plans against the same dependency graph that produced the finding, so it can account for what else depends on the package, how deep the change reaches, and what your environment expects.
No. AutoFix opens a pull request and leaves the merge to your team. The change runs through your CI first, and the Inspector agent reviews it against the full dependency tree before it reaches you.
It tells you. Remediation planning models the change first and flags when a fix will affect other systems, and it can patch a transitive dependency where a direct upgrade is not practical.
AutoFix is available to Kusari Platform customers, metered by invocation so teams turn it up as confidence grows.
Inspector reviews changes at the pull request, before new risk lands. It evaluates the full dependency tree many layers below the diff, and it has blocked pull requests that Snyk and Socket approved. It is free for developers and runs on its own.