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Generate deterministic, distro-aware remediation plans from vulnerability scan data.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "remedify" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Generate a deterministic remediation plan from the following Trivy scan results, and provide concrete fix commands for the current Linux distribution: <paste scan content>
A remediation plan organized by vulnerability or package, with executable distro-aware fix commands.
Based on this Grype vulnerability report, create an actionable remediation plan describing which components to update, replace, or address, and include commands.
Actionable remediation guidance that helps quickly fix identified vulnerabilities in an image or host.
Fetch the latest vulnerability scan data from the Sysdig API and generate a deterministic remediation plan with concrete commands.
A remediation plan based on live scan data, suitable for direct use by AI agents or operations teams.
DevOps engineers or developers can use it after receiving scan results from Trivy, Grype, or Sysdig to generate deterministic remediation plans and reduce manual patch research.
When teams want AI agents involved in vulnerability handling, it provides concrete distro-aware commands so agents can produce executable remediation guidance.
If vulnerability data is stored in Sysdig, teams can fetch live scan information directly and generate remediation plans for ongoing security operations workflows.
It is an MCP server that generates deterministic remediation plans from vulnerability scan data. It can create plans from scan content produced by Trivy, Grype, or Sysdig, and can also fetch live data from the Sysdig API.
Based on the provided information, it supports scan data from Trivy, Grype, and Sysdig. It also supports fetching live scan data through the Sysdig API.
It emphasizes deterministic remediation plans and provides concrete fix commands tailored to Linux distributions. This helps AI agents produce more executable security remediation guidance.
Scan local file systems for vulnerabilities and leaked secrets using Trivy and Gitleaks.
Scan MCP servers for hardening issues in capabilities, transport, and tool descriptions.
Safely inspect, diagnose, and recover Dockerized services without host shell access.
Run standardized security scans and reports for authorized assessments.
Access NowSecure to list apps, review findings, and generate remediation reports.
Review fleet-wide vulnerability and PII scan findings with natural language.