The axios compromise hit devs with no pipeline visibility. TruffleHog would've caught the secrets. SBOM would've flagged the package. Pinned Actions would've blocked the Trivy pivot. FlowEasy runs 6 scans on every deploy. Zero config. floweasy.dev #DevSecOps #CICD

Claude Code just shipped 500K char MCP results. Before: large logs or DB schemas got truncated. After: full context, no chunking hacks. Changes how the FlowEasy MCP server works — now `analyze` returns full logs. What MCP tools hit size limits for you? #ClaudeCode #MCP

Claude Code April 2026 — 4 useful updates: /powerup → demos inside terminal defer in PreToolUse → pause agents for CI/CD approvals /cost → see spend per model @mention subagents → route to named agents Write tool also 60% faster. What are you using? #ClaudeCode #AIDev

Datadog DevSecOps 2026: 71% of orgs never pin GitHub Actions to a hash. Your CI pipeline runs third-party code with access to secrets and prod. A mutable tag like actions/checkout@v4 can be compromised silently. It won't. Until it does. #DevSecOps #CICD #GitHubActions

Hot take: code review is the most broken part of CI/CD. Not because engineers are bad. Because humans can't parallelize. /ultrareview in Claude Code: parallel agents, findings only surface after verified and reproduced. What blocks thorough review at your team? #ClaudeCode

87% of orgs run prod with known exploitable vulnerabilities. Median dependency: 278 days behind latest release. Up from 215 last year. Not zero-days. Known CVEs. Patches exist. Just not applied. Every deploy needs SCA + secrets + SBOM. #DevSecOps #CICD

The Trivy breach stole secrets from 10,000+ CI runners. That's why every FlowEasy pipeline runs TruffleHog secret scanning by default. No config. No YAML. It just runs. Free tier: floweasy.dev #DevSecOps #CICD #BuildInPublic