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## AI Agent for Dependency Management
Take control of AI-assisted development with Sonatype Guide. Guide brings Sonatype's OSS intelligence directly into AI coding assistants and uses an MCP server to enforce policy at generation time, prevent risky suggestions, and ensure dependencies are vetted and kept current. The result: fewer security issues introduced by AI, less developer rework, and more predictable builds.
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## Advanced Component & Vulnerability Intelligence
Find the healthiest open source components in seconds. Guide's enhanced component search surfaces vulnerability, license, and maintenance context alongside clear upgrade options so teams can evaluate tradeoffs quickly. An autonomous agent then creates safe, non-breaking upgrades and audit-ready remediation paths to keep dependencies healthy over time.
## Developer Trust Score
One score delivers instant clarity. The Developer Trust Score is a single 0-100 rating that combines Productivity, Innovation, Security, and License signals to give developers and AI assistants an explainable trust metric for every component version, speeding decisions and shortening QA and security reviews.
Highlights
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Let your AI coding assistants use Sonatype's OSS intelligence to recommend secure, up-to-date libraries, with one-click access to a trusted version and clear upgrade guidance.
Enforce policies at code generation time with Guide's MCP Server, powered by Sonatype OSS intelligence, to prevent known malware and unsafe versions from being recommended.
Developer Trust Score (0-100) gives an instant, explainable signal (Productivity, Innovation, Security, License) so developers and AI assistants choose trusted versions.
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- FedRAMPConfirmedNot listed90%, registry-checkedNo FedRAMP Marketplace entry matched this vendor's domain, checked 2026-08-27registry recordas observed 2026-08-27
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