Jack Cable

Today we're announcing @Corridor's $25M Series A led by @Felicis. More code will be written this year than ever before. At Corridor, securing AI coding at the source, enabling companies to their development without security being a blocker. 🧵

The way teams are building code is changing. Today, we're announcing Corridor's support for cloud coding agents such that we can find and fix vulnerabilities before code even gets to a human, starting with support for Cursor. Check it out:

Cloud agents commit code from environments security can't fully see, and by PR review the agent's already moved on. Pre-commit scanning for cloud agents is now GA in Corridor: we scan the diff at commit and send any fixes back to the agent, same session. Read the blog to learn more: corridor.dev/blog/pre-commi…

Introducing SADL: The Secure Agentic Development Lifecycle for Autonomous Software Factories. As teams move towards more autonomous software development, we've proposed a new set of security controls. Each control changes as autonomy rises. Read @alexstamos blog on the new control grid, and the future of software development.

thanks @ClaudeDevs for the shoutout and being extremely responsive as always!! shipped a fix to a bug @corridor reported in `claude mcp add` 🙏

Our newest podcast is a great conversation with @jackhcable of @corridor on the future of coding with AI, vulnerability research, and much more! youtu.be/10_o4idRSQs?si…

We just did something crazy at @corridor: we made human code review optional. We use an AI reviewer and @corridor's own security checks. The results: Median merge time: 21hrs → <3hrs PRs shipped: 2-3x Reversion rate: 1.2% → 0.7% corridor.dev/blog/making-co…

If you've tried building hooks integrations, you'll know that they can be a pain: different hooks across agents, difficulties of supporting multiple different operating systems, etc. We built hookshot because we saw these challenges during our own development and wanted a better way. More on our blog here: corridor.dev/blog/hookshot

Today, @Corridor is releasing hookshot, an open source library that makes it super easy to build hooks into coding agents. Write one Go script and instantly support Claude Code, @cursor_ai, @FactoryAI, Codex, and Windsurf across all OSes. Check it out: github.com/CorridorSecuri…

Current status: stuck in a waymo because it thinks a wall is a road. Been here for a good 10 minutes.

Come to our office warming! luma.com/corridor-buvo

@berman66 Congrats Andy!!

Today, we’re announcing Runlayer has raised $30M from Felicis and Khosla Ventures to help companies go all in on AI. Runlayer is the golden path for AI: enablement, security, and control in one platform. So, how does it give your team the right tools for AI? 🧵

Two grey-beards and a host walk into a breaking-news episode. Allie Howe had me and @alexstamos on @insecureagents to talk Friday's Fable Fiasco (tm), the precedent, and the defenders caught in the middle. Come for the facial hair, stay for hot public cyber policy takes.

@benln @corridor is actively hiring across every role! corridor.dev/jobs, SF

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Proud to sign the letter led by @alexstamos calling for the US government to lift export controls on Mythos and Fable. As I testified to Congress a few weeks ago, it's imperative to get frontier models in the hands of cyber defenders ASAP. Restrictions only give our adversaries more time. Read and sign here: freefable.org

Today, I had the honor of representing @Corridor before Congress to testify on the security implications of frontier models and AI coding. This couldn’t come at a more pivotal moment. Mythos is on the horizon and is discovering thousands of vulnerabilities faster than they can be fixed. My core argument: finding vulnerabilities after the fact, while important, isn’t sustainable. We must shift the focus to prevention and large-scale refactors. I called on Congress to: 1. Increase the focus on vulnerability prevention, starting with getting the U.S. government's house in order by enabling adoption of AI coding and ensuring agencies and contractors have guardrails in place. 2. Establish a multi-billion-dollar non-profit initiative to harden open source software, including funding rewrites of unsafe code and, when necessary,  encouraging or sponsoring a fork to maintain the repo. 3. Foster an ecosystem of American-made open-weight models, which are crucial for maintaining competitiveness. Restricting access to models isn’t a viable path. Very grateful to the House Homeland Security Committee for the opportunity and for looking into these issues. Link to the hearing and my testimony: homeland.house.gov/hearing/the-ai…

Announcing Corridor's integration with Codex! We now see Codex as the 3rd most-used coding agent. With our integration, @corridor works side-by-side with Codex to ensure that code is generated secure by default. Read more: corridor.dev/blog/codex-int…

Corridor now supports OpenAI Codex. Install in one command and get real-time security guardrails via MCP and hooks. Learn more: corridor.dev/blog/codex-int…

Our team just shipped the @corridor Cursor Plugin, now live on the @cursor_ai Marketplace! Corridor operates at the planning step, reviewing what the agent is about to build and steering it away from vulnerabilities before code exists. cursor.com/marketplace/co…

The Corridor Cursor Plugin is live on the Cursor Marketplace. Real-time security reviews, built layered into @cursor_ai. As your agent plans, Corridor guides it away from vulnerabilities before code is written. See it today: corridor.dev/blog/cursor-pl…