There’s a new Sheriff
in town.
Dependencies change fast. Outlaws move faster.
Detect autonomously. Patch in a sandbox. Open the PR.
$ sheriff patrol --watch
[SHERIFF] Patrol active · 14 repos · 342 deps on watch
[SHERIFF] Scanning CVE registries, security feeds, forums...
[SHERIFF] Outcast spotted: CVE-2026-8819 (RCE in auth-jwt)
[SHERIFF] Match in repo 'storefront' → marking WANTED
[SHERIFF] → Dispatching @deputy. No ticket. No alert email.
[DEPUTY] Patch applied · tests green · PR #142 opened
[SHERIFF] Perimeter holding. Standing watch.
The Sheriff finds the trouble.
The Deputies handle it.
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The Sheriff continuously stalks global security feeds, dark-web forums and CVE registries. The moment an exploit matches your exact dependency tree, he marks it wanted.
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Instead of bothering you with a ticket, the Sheriff summons an AI Deputy. The Deputy spins up an isolated sandbox, applies the patched version, runs your test suite and verifies everything is green.
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The Deputy opens a tested pull request with the fix. Your team or coding agent reviews it and takes it from there.
Shouting warnings.
Everywhere you ride.
- GitHubDeputies open ready-to-merge PRs and attach advisories to breaking changes.
- VS CodeRelevant findings surface in your editor before they reach production.
- CursorGive your coding agent the Sheriff’s context over MCP, on demand.
- JetBrains IDEsInline warning badges across IntelliJ, PyCharm, WebStorm and more.
- SlackUrgent alerts for your team with single-click fix triggers.
- DiscordPing the squad the moment a wanted exploit rides into range.
- Terminal / CLIWarning badges displayed before you run git push.
- EmailEmergency broadcasts reserved for critical, confirmed zero-days.