PRs, not tickets
The Remediation Engineer ships the upgrade as a reviewable pull request, with the version bumped, tests passing, and the changelog summarized.
Works in your workflow
Trigger the Remediation Engineer from your existing workflow. It checks outdated packages, explains vulnerable dependencies, and opens bump PRs with context.
Built for the 0-day clock
Closes vulnerable dependencies at machine speed so your remediation stays inside the 6-12 month adversary window opened by Mythos-scale discovery.
Compatibility-aware
Reads the upstream changelog, runs the tests, and flags breaking changes before the PR lands, not after.
Research, plan, upgrade, verify, PR
Internally, the Remediation Engineer runs a CVE research step, a changelog and migration review, the actual code modification, a build-and-test pass, and a senior-review pass, each as a specialized sub-task. The PR you receive is what survives all of them.
In your repositories and workflow tools
No new dashboard. It opens PRs against the repositories you've connected and preserves a clear audit trail of every remediation decision.
Works downstream of the other Agents
When the Application Security Engineer or Cloud Security Engineer flags an exploitable dependency, the Remediation Engineer is what closes it. Triage upstream, remediation downstream. The same Konvu Agents.