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What's new in DeepSweep agent authorization
28 releases
77 security patterns
Latest: v1.15.0
Added
- Agent Environment Review now detects shell access on Windows. The review recognizes cmd, PowerShell (Windows PowerShell and pwsh), WSL, and Git Bash, plus common tools like Node, npm, curl, Docker, and kubectl at their Windows locations — so Windows users see what their AI agent can actually run, the same way macOS and Linux users already do.
Fixed
- README badges now link to your live project scorecard. Clicking a DeepSweep badge in a README previously landed on a broken page; it now opens your project's scorecard.
- The free preview now shows your project's real finding locations. Locations stay blurred until you sign in, and when a location cannot be shown you see a clear "Location hidden — sign in to reveal" label instead of a placeholder file path.
Added
- Shipping AI into the EU? After an Agent Environment Review, DeepSweep now points you to a fixed-price EU AI Act readiness assessment and a verified badge — a readiness assessment and remediation guidance, not legal advice. It appears once, is easy to dismiss, and never gets in the way of your review.
Changed
- Listing now makes the local-first advantage clear: DeepSweep runs on your machine, so you catch and fix what your AI agent got wrong privately — before it reaches a pull request, CI, or a security review.