Stackurity

Stackurity keeps one live inventory of the software you run: Linux servers, deployed applications, repositories, container images and Kubernetes. It matches that inventory against open vulnerability data (OSV and Linux distribution advisories), the CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities list and endoflife.date, and turns the results into a short list of upgrades, most urgent first. With this connector, Claude can answer questions about your own estate using that data: - What should we upgrade first, and which version should we move to? - Where is a package or runtime installed, and at which versions? - Are we affected by a given CVE, and on which hosts and applications? - Why does this finding have its priority, and what evidence is it based on? - We deployed a fix this morning: what has closed since then, and which assets have not reported yet? - Are any keys or passwords written in files on our servers, and can anyone download them? - Which packages are behind their latest release, even where no vulnerability is known? Answers come from your Stackurity data and include the ids, versions and advisory sources they rest on, so Claude can cite them. When data is missing, the tools say so rather than guess. The connection is read-only by default. When you connect, you choose the organisation, optionally one project, and a role no higher than your own. If you tick "Allow changes", Claude can also create and rename projects, add or remove assets, create a server install command, assign, snooze or ignore issues, ask for a re-check and invite a colleague. Each change is shown to you as a preview first and is applied only after you confirm. Every change is limited by your role and recorded in the activity log. You can disconnect at any time under Integrations, AI assistants. Requires a Stackurity Cloud account (app.stackurity.dev). Stackurity is open-core and is operated by OUTDO INC.