Integrations

The Securie GitHub App is being built in private beta. Installed as a standard GitHub App (one click per repo), Securie reviews every pull request the same way a senior security engineer would — reads the diff, reproduces any exploitable change in a sandboxed copy of the app, writes the fix as a PR comment, and lets you merge it with one tap. The goal is to be invisible on clean PRs and loud on the ones that matter.

The `securie/action@v1` GitHub Action is in private beta. When live, one line in your workflow file runs the full Securie scan as a CI step, posts annotations on the PR diff where fixes are needed, and fails the build on critical findings. Configuration is minimal — the action reads Securie's remote policy, so fail-severity, scanner selection, and reporting style are controlled centrally.

The Securie Vercel Integration is in private beta. When installed, every deployment — preview and production — is scanned before it goes live. Unsafe deploys (critical findings, leaked secrets in the build output, known-vulnerable dependencies) are blocked with a clear explanation in the Vercel deploy dashboard. Safe deploys pass through with a signed attestation that can be pulled into your compliance pack.

Scan your Cloudflare Workers and Cloudflare Pages deployments the same way Securie scans Vercel deployments. The coverage is Cloudflare-specific: wrangler.toml binding-scope validation per environment, D1 SQL-injection detection, KV access audit, unbounded request-body-size checks, and WAF rule analysis.

Pre-deploy gate for Netlify Functions and Netlify-hosted sites. Environment-variable audit on every build. Build-time secret detection. Function-route authorization validation. Edge Function binding review. The integration mirrors the Vercel integration but wired into Netlify's build-trigger webhook.

In private beta via the Securie GitHub App. Every Supabase migration in your repository gets validated before merge: RLS-disabled tables flagged, missing tenant scoping detected, over-broad anon-role grants caught, service-role key leaks into client code blocked. The free browser-based RLS scanner at /signup is available today and covers the passive-check subset.

Expose Securie's scanners, CVE library, glossary, and leak playbooks to AI agents via the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Claude Code, Cursor, Continue, Zed, and any other MCP-compatible client can query Securie directly as part of its reasoning loop. The agent gains structured tools: scan a URL, look up a CVE, check a Supabase project's RLS, explain a security term — all without the user context-switching.

Claude Code integrates with Securie via the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Before the agent submits a PR, it runs a Securie scan, reviews the findings, and proposes fixes — closing the loop between code generation and security review. The agent writes the code, the agent verifies its own code against Securie, the agent ships the fix before the PR is opened.

Cursor integrates with Securie via MCP. Cursor's agent reviews its own code suggestions against Securie's pattern library before offering them to you. You see fewer insecure suggestions; Cursor catches and rewrites them before they reach the editor. Also exposes Securie's CVE library + glossary as reference tools inside the chat panel.

Get Securie findings + incident alerts delivered to a Slack channel. Triage inline. Mark as reviewed with emoji reactions. On-call rotations can map severity to specific channels (critical → #security-urgent, medium → #security-review). Each message links back to the full finding page in the Securie dashboard.

Add the Securie Discord bot to your server. Targeted at indie founders and small teams that live in Discord rather than Slack. Get security notifications in a chosen channel, and use slash commands (`/securie scan <url>`, `/securie cve <id>`, `/securie explain <term>`) to query Securie's library inline without leaving Discord.

Link Sentry errors to Securie findings. When a runtime exception indicates a potential security issue — SQL errors that look like injection attempts, auth failures spiking on a specific endpoint, 500s on routes Securie flagged — Securie correlates the Sentry event with its finding database and elevates it for investigation.