TrustSee deploys autonomous AI web agents across security forums, exploit databases, and research communities — surfacing threats days or weeks before they appear in official CVE databases.
MCP Agent Access
Agents can directly call TrustSee via MCP to run repo scans and retrieve scan IDs for automation.
TinyFish agent network
7 sources scanned in parallel
Recent agent discoveries — threats found before official NVD listings
Three-phase intelligence pipeline that goes far beyond traditional CVE scanning
Connect your GitHub repo. TrustSee analyzes your dependency tree and fetches all known CVEs from NVD, OSV, and GHSA simultaneously.
Six AI web agents deploy in parallel across security forums, exploit databases, and researcher communities — finding threats that APIs can't reach.
TrustSee calculates the discovery gap — the days between when agents found the threat and when it appeared in official databases.
Built for security teams that need the full picture
Connect any public or private repository. TrustSee automatically detects your languages, parses dependency manifests, and maps your attack surface.
Aggregates from NVD, OSV, and GitHub Security Advisories simultaneously — providing a verified baseline of known vulnerabilities against your dependency tree.
TinyFish AI agents autonomously patrol BleepingComputer, Exploit-DB, Openwall, PacketStorm, Reddit r/netsec, and Hacker News — surfacing threats before NVD listings.
Quantify the intelligence gap. See exactly how many days before an official CVE listing our agents detected a threat in the wild — your early warning advantage.
Watch agent operations in real time via SSE streaming. See every step as AI browsers navigate security sites and extract structured threat data.
Every finding includes actionable remediation steps — patched version recommendations, affected version ranges, and direct links to security advisories.