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In this bulletin, app security is still top of mind — and we’re here to help. On the product front: mass ingest for LSTs, a Jakarta EE migration guide, Python recipe authoring, remote MCP setup, and Trigrep in SaaS. |
Once an agent can read your codebase faithfully, problems become visible and addressable. A CVE or a dead framework is just a mutation in the sequence — and a recipe is the edit that removes it everywhere at once.
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● SECURITY Closing the security gap Mythos-class models just widenedMythos-class models find vulnerabilities faster than teams can close them, with tens of thousands not yet reaching the CVE database. Telling an agent to “go fix this CVE” can’t prove it caught every instance hiding behind a wrapper, a transitive dependency, or one of hundreds of other repos. DETERMINISTIC BLUE TEAM An agent writes the fix once as a recipe, which the Moderne Platform then runs at scale — consistent, provable, everywhere at once. |
Contact support@moderne.io to learn more about leveling up your security response. Read the blog → |
● PRODUCT · LSTS Mass ingest LSTs for currency, cadence, and consistencyUp-to-date, estate-wide LSTs power your security response, initiative planning, and real-time context for agents. A few things to keep in mind: | ● | Build LSTs centrally, not repo by repo. A centralized build keeps everything on the same versions instead of scattering work across CI systems. | | ● | Source changes aren’t the only trigger. Dependency, CLI, or parser changes may require rebuilding all your LSTs. | | ● | Mass ingest is how you do it. The reference covers why mass ingest keeps your estate current. |
Read the reference → |
● GUIDE · MIGRATION New guide: Migrate to Jakarta EE 10The javax→jakarta namespace shift breaks binary compatibility, so a find-and-replace across imports, POMs, and XML config almost always ends in compilation errors. The new guide walks through the composite recipe that updates packages, deprecated APIs, build plugins, and Faces/JSF namespaces — then shows how to inspect the diff and finish anything that needs a human eye. Read the migration guide → |
● RECIPES · PYTHON Python recipe authoringThe Python recipe catalog is already extensive, but there’s always a need to customize or write your own. The new authoring guide covers how you and your agents can write recipes in native Python. Read the documentation → |
● AGENTS · MCP Remote MCP for SaaS-scale agent access — SaaS v2When enabled, the Moderne MCP server gives agents direct access to Moderne agent tools — Trigrep, Prethink, and recipe runs. New docs cover the remote MCP server in SaaS v2, so agents reach the same deterministic toolset against your tenant without a local CLI install. Set up remote MCP → |
● SEARCH · TRIGREP Trigrep search via SaaS — Coming soonTrigrep is our trigram-indexed code search, fused with LST data. Available today via the Moderne CLI and local MCP, it helps developers and agents get to answers faster. We’re now bringing the same functionality to the Moderne SaaS — currently in prototype. Get Trigrep background → |
● ONBOARDING · SAAS V2 SaaS v2 onboarding continuesYour Customer Success team will reach out directly to coordinate your SaaS v2 onboarding. In the meantime, the migration guide has FAQs and a pre-cutover checklist for reference. Access the SaaS v2 Migration Guide → |
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