A TypeScript SDK for programmatically generating Vercel configuration files. 

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A TypeScript SDK for programmatically configuring Vercel projects

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A TypeScript SDK for programmatically generating Vercel configuration files

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Have members who are not admins in the organization. Restrict access with Role-based Access Control (RBAC).

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Automatically generate fixes for vulnerable dependencies with safe, tested upgrades.

Prevent compromised packages from infiltrating your supply chain by monitoring for changes in real-time. Block 70+ types of open source threats, including malware, typo-squatting, and backdoors.

Shift left by catching risky or low-quality dependencies before they're merged. Use CI gating, PR comments, and visual warnings to guide developers early and enforce security guardrails.

Removes known vulnerabilities instantly without upgrading dependencies. Delivers safe, human-reviewed, AI-validated patches that live in your repo, eliminate risky updates, and keep builds stable while reducing supply chain exposure.

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Receive updated patches as new CVEs and package releases appear, with no extra work.

Patches for the most severe CVEs are free on every plan, and the Socket CLI applies them with no account or signup required. Try the patch quality on the riskiest issues first; if it's good enough for active threats, it's good enough for the rest.

When a dependency has multiple CVEs, Socket diff-merges every applicable patch into a single combined fix. Free users apply patches one CVE at a time; paid plans collapse them into one dependency change, so you remediate the whole package in a single step.

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Apply any certified patch to your repo with a single click from the Socket dashboard or CLI. No version bumps, no manual diffs, no upgrade roulette.

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Use patches vetted by experienced maintainers so you can remediate confidently. Patches ship with automated behavioral tests to ensure nothing breaks.

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Export alert data to your own cloud storage (S3, GCS, Azure Blob).

Scans browser extensions for risk and malware — supports Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari.

Analyzes IDE extensions for security risks — supports OpenVSX and VS Code.

Stops known malware and risky dependencies before they’re downloaded — protecting developer machines and CI/CD pipelines in real time.

Monitor blocked installs, package risks, and usage across all teams directly in your Socket dashboard or via the Socket API.

Configure Socket Firewall to run with private registries or as a chained HTTP proxy for full control of dependency ingress.

Customize whether to block, warn, or allow packages based on your security and license policies.

Works with JavaScript/TypeScript (npm, Yarn, pnpm), Python (pip, uv), and Rust (cargo).

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