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Cisco’s DevNet blog describes CodeGuard, a way to turn a real security finding into a rule for AI coding assistants across IDEs. The aim is to stop an assistant repeating a bug the team has already paid to uncover.
Why it mattersThe useful bit is the proposed shortcut: one command carries a finding into the coding tools, instead of relying on the assistant to have learnt from a report it never saw. Less déjà vu, ideally. It’s a focused developer tool, not a cure-all for insecure code.
Discuss: Would you trust rules generated from security findings to guide every coding assistant, or should a person review each one first?
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