Over the weekend, I built an open-source Palantir for Cybersecurity! 🌚🔐 It tracks these live: - Data breaches - Exploited CVEs, including PHP/Linux - Malicious packages - Shows wether your stack is affected One click & your coding agent fixes it🚀 🔗

It is 100% open-source like I mentioned earlier. You simply need a @mapbox token and @ValyuOfficial API key to run it locally. GitHub URL below 🔗:

Looks really sick

@ashioyajotham_ now this is proper "monitoring the situation"

🤌🏼

lol @WorkOS on a ferry? :P

@WorkOS Hahaha I am surprised ferries use them. But as long as there’s internet, that makes some sense

One-click into the coding agent is where security tooling gets useful

Yes its very useful. It comes with its own mcp by default and it has a slack agent you can integrate directly from the platform!

Open source. Wow! This is great. Weldone and thank you

Bruh what are you building these with? wth!!

Building a safe haven for the apocalyptic world we have found ourselves in now,.....post-AI! It's dangerous out there and we all have to be at alert else we're cooked!!!

great fun working on this with you sir, feel like the world needs it the most right now!

The world needs great tools. We need to keep building! 🚀

Cool UI, and a perfect timing to use/build this.

You just dey ship fire

Bro, what shall the righteous do?

true sha. builders like us just love shipping

Cool

😌😌😌

How does it tell if your stack is affected, does it read the lockfile?

No it just asks you for what stack, and then it shows what has happened to that stack. Depending on os or tooling or libraries you use.

Ooh wow

Nice what was the most difficult part? looks great!

This egbon ehn, chai 🙇

This is good stuff

@grok which frameworks and language