Your dependencies don’t rot overnight.
Patchmind is an AI agent that watches your deployed services and open-source dependencies around the clock — flagging CVEs, breaking API changes, and silent package rot, then opening tested pull requests before your on-call engineer wakes up.
Triages in
Minutes
Shifts work
24 / 7
Human review
Only on edge cases
Live upgrade activity
ingress/logfmt · v1.3.4
nowTrivial CVE — silent bump, marked auto-merge.
No call sites affected · test diff: 0 files.
ray · 2.9.0 → 2.10.1
2 minBreaking API change in ray.actor.Actor.
- 14 call sites rewritten
- 1,247 regression tests run · green
- PR #1,248 opened · ready for review
@langchain/core · 0.2.6 → 0.2.9
14 minAdvisories closed, no breaking changes detected.
Dependabot would have opened 4 PRs. Patchmind opened 1.
Try it
Run the rot scanner on your own repo.
Anonymous — no signup — runs against GitHub, OSV.dev, and the package registries you already depend on. The email capture at the bottom is the upgrade path: weekly scans and one-click tested upgrade PRs the moment the GitHub App ships.
Live demo
Paste a github.com/<owner>/<repo>URL. We'll fetch the manifest, cross-reference OSV and the package registries, and score rot in seconds. Anonymous · no signup.
Built for the regulatory moment
How it works
Three stages. Hours, not sprint cycles.
Each advisory becomes a decision in your codebase, with a paper trail — not just another row in a scanner dashboard.
- 01
Watch
Continuous scanning across your running services, SBOMs, and lockfiles — flagging new CVEs, upstream breaking-change notes, and silent package rot hours after they appear on advisory feeds.
- 02
Reason
Each advisory is scored against your actual call graph. Patchmind traces reachability, picks the smallest version bump that closes the gap, and writes the rewrite plan for any breaking API change.
- 03
Ship
Call sites are patched, regression tests are run against your project, and a PR is opened — with a reviewer-ready explanation, the original advisory, and a paper trail for compliance.
The contrast
A bump-bot fires shots in the dark. Patchmind opens fixes.
Anyone can ship a scanner. Patchmind is the autonomous upgrade crew that actually closes advisories, with a diff and a test your reviewers can audit.
Dependabot & Renovate
A flood of bump-PRs
- Opens a noisy PR per CVE
- Humans fix any breaking change
- No judgment about reachability
- No regression test in the PR
- Public alert fatigue, by Friday
Patchmind
A quiet upgrade crew
- Reasoned about reachability — opens at most one PR per advisory
- Rewrites call sites, ships the fix
- Suppresses trivial bumps, escalates real ones
- Regression test for the affected path, attached to the PR
- Quiet steady-state, with weekly summaries
Coverage
Forges, package managers, and the AI / LLM stack — the long tail and the new surface alike.
Patchmind runs natively on GitHub and extends to the rest, supports the long tail of package managers, and treats the new AI workload surface as a first-class dependency surface — not an afterthought.
Why now
A stack with a thousand moving parts.
Regulators are tightening, disclosures are accelerating, and the AI workload surface keeps expanding. The defenses that worked for a 30-package monolith no longer scale.
FAQ
The questions SRE and platform teams ask first.
Stop firefighting dependency rot.
Tell us about your stack — languages, forges, monorepos, frozen pins — and we’ll come back with what Patchmind would do in your first 30 days.