AI agents turn everyone into a developer: Depthfirst launches on-device Dependency Firewall
andreamichi · x · 2026-09-15
Depthfirst Labs launched Dependency Firewall with On-Device Protection, enforcing security policies on devices to block malicious packages across AI agents, apps, package managers, and registries—centrally managed without changing workflows. The poster argues that with everyone now running concurrent agents, companies move faster but face a huge supply-chain attack surface this tool targets.
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