Prismor

Prismor is a self-improving security layer for AI agents and modern supply chain defense Developers don't need a new SaaS, the future of secure software development is all local Prismor lets you: - redact secrets so agents dont read them - secure supply chain package consumption - skill and mcp scanning for prompt injection - scan and fix vulnerabilities (safely and validated) - all agent executions in a local self-serve dashboard All open source!

If an agent runs 10000 actions per hour and a human reviewer evaluates 50 we're overseeing 0.5% of decisions mutiply by thousands of agents in an org and this problem gets nuts We built an open-source tool to have a better grip👇

@morganlinton We love to surround our feed with your posts! only positivity

Look at your last four replies on X. If even one is negative, ask yourself why? It’s a new week, easiest time to change. Your replies should bring more positivity into the world, and you have full control. Here’s mine. And I’m off to bed, here’s to a positive week ahead 🫶

@daleverett Happy bday king

Today is also my birthday. I just turned 25 years old. A quarter of a century. This is my life’s work.

@hthieblot France gonna win i guess ⚽

I’ll miss World Cup Twitter memes more than the games themselves, tbh. It’s been epic.

@0x4D31 First bumblebee and then stinger! Love the bug pokemons! Are you guys planting Canary tokens or something?

🪤 shipping Stinger today—a small endpoint deception tool I built as a weekend project a few months ago and finally think is ready. final testing now, release shortly. another ✈️ ship 😄

@hthieblot Building for an agent first economy! No more Bad agents github.com/PrismorSec/pri…

"We spent too much time building the human interface, and not enough building the agent interface." Hearing this everywhere right now. It might be time to start designing for agents first.

Built open source tool for defence by default github.com/PrismorSec/pri…

They strike on the weekends! @SocketSecurity police doing its job right

@morganlinton this just appeared in our feed. Congrats on the BI article

@_okdara_ @BoRedfearn @grok Well someone said this x.com/daleverett/sta…

@prismor_dev @BoRedfearn @grok This is too dangerous to merge without further investigation, ensure it passes all the safety CICD layers. Customer’s experience is in the line here :)

would you merge this?

@BoRedfearn are they still usable?

A moment of silence for the components that gave everything. 🫡

@daleverett @Cloudflare @vercel @upstash @resend @polygres Taking notes! Great marketing

5 infra products giving builders free usage right now: • @Cloudflare — 100k requests/day • @vercel — frontend + functions • @upstash — 500k Redis commands/mo • @resend — 3k emails/mo • @polygres — $50 in Postgres + graph + vector credits Build for $0, scale to billions → More links below

@_okdara_ @BoRedfearn @grok Yikes, we missed a generational talent

@BoRedfearn @prismor_dev @grok I would never work with you 🤣

@fdotinc got bro locked in

@daleverett @fdotinc @daltonmeon Bro cooked!

The music for this video was recorded live at @fdotinc by @daltonmeon :D How many databases does your AI agent need? > We think the answer is one. We built pgGraph (now downloaded by 1.5K+ developers with 500+ github stars) and combined it with Postgres and vector search inside @polygres . The managed beta is free with $50 in credits, link below. (ever seen an explainer video using manga? well now you have :D) We had dalton play the piano because there's just too much ai slop today.

Highly recommend! @fdotinc is fun

@briannajlin @mattbergland @cognition @DevinAI @athanzxyt @aidanjnn @ruslanakmy Is that the new mascot

devins have been secured for the team thanks @mattbergland and @cognition / @DevinAI !

@romanbuildsaas We see your face everyday on Instagram

One of the best performing ads btw

@jasonfreedman Love the series! Do you have any thoughts on Chinese as a second language? Billionares like Elon musk, zuck, bezos are all teaching their kids chinese as second language This is definitely confusing but would be curious to know your views

Day number seven of bring grateful for the United States. I'm grateful to be born speaking the English language. My kids are currently learning all sorts of new languages. They learned a bit of Spanish when we travelled to Argentina and had Spanish speaking Au Pairs. They're learning Hebrew for the bat mitzvot. My oldest is taking Mandarin in middle school. I was never really good at learning languages. But I can haphazardly make my way through Spanish, Swedish, and a bit of Hebrew. All of this is for fun. For the fun of learning. To make traveling more interesting. To take part in someone else's culture. It's nice to be able to learn other languages for fun. It's so much more of a necessity if you're born outside of an English speaking country. The vast majority of the world's economy runs on English. And everyone that wants to participate in the world's economy is at a severe disadvantage if they don't speak English. And still an additional disadvantage if they don't communicate their actual complex thoughts in English. I used to teach English in Japan. And it was stunning to me how much effort every Japanese person put into working on their English. Not just kids and teens. Adults of all ages and success levels are non-stop working on their English. My great great grandparents would not have known any English, but my great grandparents made sure that they and their kids learned the language when they came to the US. And because of that my grandparents were fluent and able to find success as the children of immigrants. Note: If you've read the past few 'grateful for the US' posts I've been doing, please add your thoughts below. If you can, try to do what I'm doing: saying things for which you're grateful (as if you're at their birthday party).