Using Chainguard with Cursor

Mon, 20 Apr 2026 14:00:00 -0400

AI coding agents write code and install dependencies faster than any security team can review them manually. Every pip install, npm install, or docker pull an agent kicks off is a trust decision being made on your behalf against public registries.

The Chainguard and Cursor partnership follows a clear separation of responsibilities: Cursor is where your developers and agents plan, write, and review code. Chainguard is where developers reach for open source artifacts: Python, Java, and JavaScript libraries plus 2,300+ container images, all rebuilt from verifiable sources in the Chainguard Factory.

Using Chainguard with Kiro

Thu, 18 Jun 2026 00:00:00 -0400

Kiro helps developers move quickly, but speed alone does not reduce supply chain risk. Every docker pull, pip install, npm install, or Maven dependency resolution an AI assistant initiates is still a trust decision against a software source.

The Chainguard Power for Kiro brings Chainguard context directly into that workflow. Kiro remains the place where developers and agents plan, write, and review code. Chainguard provides the trusted artifacts those workflows depend on: hardened container images, malware-resistant language packages, and related supply chain guidance.

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