Dependency risk should be triaged, not panic-driven.
You shipped fast. Dependencies move every week. AI-assisted code can hide CVEs, broken contracts, and abandoned packages. This is the founder-readable desk for that surface, with the technical DCR archive one click away.
What lives here, and how to read it.
Three columns. The first tells you what the desk is. The second tells you why it matters when dependencies shift. The third points to the proof.
- 01What this is
A founder-readable entry point for dependency risk, CVEs, production hardening, and the daily vulnerability report workflow that already lives under
/dcr. - 02Why it matters
Fast MVPs inherit unknown package risk. The useful move is not fear. It is triage, evidence, priority, and a fix path you can actually run.
- 03Related proof
The dependency security lab and Hawary Workflow Skills show how this work becomes repeatable instead of heroic improvisation.
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