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Dependency validation result in GitHub showing that a reported Zod vulnerability does not affect the application.

dependency validation

Dependency validation

A vulnerable dependency does not always make your application exploitable. Superagent tests reported vulnerabilities in your app and verifies proposed fixes, so you can prioritize dependency updates with evidence.

how it works

  • Test application impact

    Superagent runs your application in an isolated environment and attempts to exploit the reported dependency vulnerabilities to see which ones affect your app.

  • Validate the update

    For confirmed vulnerabilities, Superagent repeats the attack with the dependency update installed. It checks that the attack fails and the application still works.

  • Prioritize with evidence

    An independent agent verifies the evidence. Superagent reports application impact, fix status, and recommended priority on the pull request to help you decide what to merge.

use cases

Find the updates that matter

Use application testing to distinguish exploitable vulnerabilities from alerts that do not apply. Review verified fixes and identify vulnerabilities that still need attention.

See how validation works →

Application tests with Devin

Superagent tests dependency vulnerabilities and verifies fixes. Your Devin automation runs application integration checks on the same update PR, giving reviewers both sets of results.

See the Devin workflow →

FAQ

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more reading

Prioritize your dependency updates

Connect a repository and enable Dependency Validation for Dependabot and Renovate security pull requests.