Claude just introduced "Claude Code Security" - Scans codebases for vulnerabilities - Suggests targeted software patches - Allows teams to find and fix issues W feature for security

@RoundtableSpace Does it plug into CI/CD workflows for continuous monitoring? Also wondering how it performs across different programming languages

@RoundtableSpace Claude just leveled up security

@RoundtableSpace Big W

@RoundtableSpace All it takes is claude make no mistakes

Claude now auto scans your code for vulns before you even commit? Translation: AI is officially babysitting devs who can’t secure their own shit. Genius move by Anthropic… or admission that human coders are the biggest security risk? Who’s letting Claude audit their prod code first? 👀 #ClaudeCode #AISecurity

@RoundtableSpace Security layer for code is huge. Now imagine that level of precision applied to live trading signals $MOLTIVERSE building execution infra, not just dashboards 5552z6Qp2xr596ox1UVN4ppDwwyjCfY8cXwzHMXgMcaS

@RoundtableSpace After the hiccup Claude had, users should have agents ready to triple check Claud. 👀

@RoundtableSpace Now it not only detects vulnerabilities but also directly provides patch suggestions.

@RoundtableSpace They will continue killing start ups every day

@RoundtableSpace Cool :)

@RoundtableSpace Hey guys. Drop your sol address because I'm going to give one person 0.5 sol here

@RoundtableSpace Best thing got in market

@RoundtableSpace Nxt level of code security👏

@RoundtableSpace the auditor and the author are the same model. if claude code wrote the function, the security scan has the same blindspots. the question is whether the scan is independent enough to catch what the coding agent missed — or if they share failure modes.

@RoundtableSpace Claude auditing humans now.

@RoundtableSpace Big step for code security. On the smart contract side, we do exactly this at Cecuro with specialized agentic auditors. Top tier audit quality at a fraction of the cost and time. Publishing benchmarks next week showing specialized agents massively outperform generalized models