Google's AI and Infrastructure team has embedded AI-native agentic vulnerability scanning directly into its software development lifecycle, continuously scanning every code change across hundreds of m…
A developer argues that Google's Mantis agentic vulnerability scanner is notable not for its "agentic" label but for its grounding structure — repository context, threat models, reviewer and critic st…
Google has open-sourced Mantis, a modular skills toolkit that lets AI coding agents find, reproduce, and patch software vulnerabilities, available under Apache 2.0 on GitHub. The toolkit chains slash …
Google has open-sourced Mantis, a toolkit of more than fifteen modular AI-agent skills designed to find and fix software vulnerabilities, after reporting that naive AI code scanners hallucinate bugs a…
Google has open-sourced Mantis, an AI-agent framework that automates the software vulnerability lifecycle, reporting that conventional AI-powered code scanning often yields true-positive rates under 7…
Google has released Mantis, an open-source framework that automates the discovery, triage, reproduction, and patching of software vulnerabilities, achieving true-positive rates above 7% by combining a…
Google Cloud CISO Chris Betz and senior director Ruchi Shah detailed how the company uses AI agents to automate software development lifecycle security, including the open-source Mantis framework that…
Mantis, an open-source self-hosted LLM gateway, launched to provide teams with a unified API for multiple model targets, centralizing routing, failover, caching, guardrails, observability, and AWS-nat…