Security layer for autonomous agents

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TRUST.Before Execution.

Dependency security for AI agents. Signed evidence, optionally anchored on Solana.

Launch AppScan a package
  • 01Package securityScan packages before installing.npm registry + published tarball
  • 02Known vulnerabilitiesCheck published security advisories.OSV advisory data
  • 03Signed evidenceDigitally signed scan findings.Ed25519, three local roles
  • 04Solana proofOptional on-chain verification.Devnet — never required to scan

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Dependency interception, scanner stack and trust layer
  • Scan
    Inspect metadata, tarball and advisories.
  • Decide
    Three signed local roles, one deterministic verdict.
  • Protect
    Enforce before npm runs; prove with a bundle.

Built for the Solana ecosystem

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The problem

Dependencies
are a hidden risk.

AI agents and modern applications rely on thousands of open source packages. A single malicious or compromised dependency can lead to fund loss, data theft, or complete system takeover.

Scan a package
  • Malicious PackagesHidden backdoors in popular libraries.
  • TyposquattingFake packages mimicking trusted names.
  • Supply Chain AttacksCompromised maintainers and build systems.
  • Runtime ExploitsMalicious code executing at runtime.
Illustrative world map graphic. Dependency Zero has no geographically distributed scanner nodes.
3 rolesLocal scanners
0Independent nodes
DevnetAnchor cluster

Signed security evidence

Signed evidence.
Anchored on Solana.

Three local scanner roles sign package findings. Exportable proof bundles let anyone verify those signatures and match the evidence against a commitment recorded on Solana Devnet.

Explore Network
Local scanner roles
3
Independent nodes
0
Verdict signatures
Ed25519
Attestation cluster
Devnet

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How it works

Security before execution.
In three steps.

Every package you name is scanned and signed before it installs. Signed evidence proves what was inspected and that it has not been altered since — it does not prove the verdict is correct, and the Solana anchor is optional.

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01

SCAN

Inspect npm metadata, the published tarball and OSV advisories.

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  • $ npm install lodash
  • > resolving registry metadata
  • > inspecting published tarball

02

DECIDE

Three local scanner roles sign their findings; policy returns ALLOW, REVIEW or BLOCK.

Console// illustrative output
  • Signed roles 3 of 3
  • Quorum 3/3 reached
  • Verdict REVIEW

03

PROTECT & PROVE

The firewall enforces the verdict before npm runs. Anchoring is optional.

Console// illustrative output
  • npm install blocked
  • Proof bundle exported
  • Solana Devnet optional anchor

Built for the next generation

Secure the
foundation of
autonomous systems.

Ship evidence you can hand to a reviewer: a signed proof bundle, an optional Solana Devnet anchor, and a firewall that holds the verdict before npm runs.

Launch AppSee verification
Isometric view of the Dependency Zero trust layer connecting agents, apps and the ecosystem
  • Safer agents
  • Stronger apps
  • Verifiable evidence