What's new in FurgleAI

We've polished the team invitation process and resolved several edge cases relating to state preservation and visibility.

Previously, navigating away from the Login or Register page to create an account could cause you to lose your pending invite context. This has been resolved, and invitation context is now fully preserved across all authentication steps.

We also addressed an issue where newly accepted team members were sometimes not appearing in the dashboard, and replaced the loading spinner on the invite page with a sleek, hi-fi skeleton loading state.

We've resolved an issue where users could encounter authentication errors immediately after verifying their email.

The email verification process now automatically provisions your session. This allows the dashboard to seamlessly transition users straight into the onboarding wizard without requiring them to log in again.

We've improved the GitHub App integration flow to make connecting repositories more reliable.

If GitHub fails to automatically redirect you back to FurgleAI after app installation, you can now manually enter your 6-digit Installation ID to instantly finish the connection.

Additionally, we've deployed our secure Webhook infrastructure. FurgleAI now listens to repository events in real-time. If you have Continuous Scanning enabled, pushing new code or opening a Pull Request will automatically trigger a FurgleAI security scan.

We've completely overhauled how team invitations work. When you invite new members to your FurgleAI organization, they now receive a secure, tokenized invitation link.

The Team Settings page now displays a clean 'Received Invitations' table so users can easily view, accept, or decline pending invites directly from their dashboard.

Additionally, the onboarding process now gracefully routes users to an invite acceptance page if they sign up via an invitation link.

To align with our pricing model, Free plan organizations are now correctly restricted to 0 remote repository connections. Free users can continue using the local VS Code extension, or upgrade their plan to unlock GitHub integration.

We also completely reworked our notification system. Silent errors during API requests are a thing of the past — critical actions like hitting a team seat limit now instantly show a clear error toast.

Finally, user profile synchronization was fixed so that avatar and name changes made during onboarding reflect immediately across the entire dashboard.

We resolved a critical data inconsistency bug where security scores on individual repository details and global analytics were miscalculated. Vulnerability aggregations are now strictly filtered by workspace context, ensuring 100% accurate security reporting across all views.

We also corrected confusing copy on the Vulnerabilities dashboard. The High Risk summary block now properly displays 'No high-risk findings detected' instead of incorrectly showing 'generating patches' when no vulnerabilities exist.

We completely overhauled the Billing & Subscription page to make managing your plan and history effortless.

The new design features a clean grid layout for our Builder, Startup, and Growth plans, complete with a detailed feature comparison table so you know exactly what you are paying for.

We also improved how subscription changes are handled. Upgrades and downgrades for active subscriptions now securely route through the Stripe Customer Portal, ensuring proper prorations and preventing duplicate billing.

We've made significant improvements to the Vulnerabilities dashboard and Account Settings page to ensure a stable, smooth, and predictable experience.

The 'Fix all vulnerabilities' bulk action now reliably tracks background AI remediation jobs without hanging the interface indefinitely. Additionally, pagination has been added to the Vulnerabilities list so you can browse through all findings seamlessly instead of being capped at 100 entries.

Profile management was also polished: browser autofill for name fields now works as expected, and profile picture uploads successfully process and display immediately.

Billing History gives your team complete visibility into every payment processed through your FurgleAI subscription. Every Stripe invoice is now automatically tracked and displayed in a clean table under Settings → Billing.

With Billing History, you can view the exact date, amount, and status of every payment — and download a PDF receipt directly from Stripe's hosted invoice page. No more digging through email for receipts.

The ledger is powered by a new background webhook system that automatically logs invoices the moment Stripe processes them, so your history is always up to date without any manual action.

Fixed an issue where the Vulnerabilities page would constantly reload and flash loading skeletons. The auto-refresh polling mechanism was re-triggering the full loading state every 4 seconds, making the page feel broken.

Loading skeletons now only appear on the initial page load when the data store is empty. Background polling refreshes data silently without any UI disruption, so the page feels stable and responsive.

Full Stripe billing is now live. Users can subscribe to Builder, Startup, or Growth plans with monthly or annual billing cycles directly from the dashboard.

The subscription flow uses Stripe Checkout for new subscriptions and Stripe Customer Portal for managing existing ones — updating payment methods, switching plans, or cancelling. Everything is handled securely through Stripe's hosted pages.

Your current plan and subscription status are displayed in real-time on the dashboard sidebar, so your team always knows where they stand.

We completely redesigned the Settings experience. The new layout features a persistent sidebar with organized sections — Account, Billing, Security, API Keys, AI Preferences, Notifications, and Appearance.

Each section is built with the same clean, form-based layout that makes complex configuration feel simple. Profile pictures are handled via Cloudinary, and API keys can be generated and copied with a single click.

Launched four dedicated platform pages with rich hero sections, interactive demos, and detailed feature breakdowns. Each page tells the story of a core FurgleAI capability.

The homepage features section was also redesigned with a modern bento grid layout — large and small cards with hover animations, glassmorphism effects, and dynamic content that draws users into the product.

The main dashboard now features a comprehensive overview with real-time threat intelligence. Security Posture Score, Active Vulnerabilities, Secrets Exposure, PR Security Reviews, Architecture Intelligence, and a Live Scan Pipeline — all visible at a glance.

Every widget is connected to live data from your repositories. The Security Posture Score grades your overall security health with a letter grade and trend indicator, while the Live Scan Pipeline shows real-time progress of active scans across all connected repositories.

Connect your GitHub repositories and let FurgleAI scan them continuously. The integration supports automatic scanning on push events, pull request reviews, and scheduled deep scans.

Repository configuration is fully customizable — choose which branches to monitor, set scan frequency, and configure notification preferences per repository.

The initial release of FurgleAI — AI-powered application security for modern development teams. Ship faster, stay secure.

This release includes the core VS Code extension for inline security scanning, the web dashboard for team-wide visibility, and the NestJS API server powering everything behind the scenes.

FurgleAI uses a combination of Gemini and Claude models to detect vulnerabilities with context-aware precision, classifying findings by severity and generating actionable remediation suggestions.