VERIFIED UPGRADE

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00felix doesn't just find what's broken. It traces the root cause, resolves the fix in your actual code, runs it against your build, and opens a PR only once it's proven to work, whether it's remediating a vulnerability or modernizing a framework before it becomes one.

RECENTLY VERIFIED & MERGED
CVE-2024-38819 · spring-webmvc
REACHABLEDEPENDENCYBUILD-VERIFIED
pentaho-reporting · PR #1789
DEPENDENCYTESTS PASSING
light-4j · PR #2608
DEPENDENCYMERGED
deegree3 · PR #1921
DEPENDENCYBUILD-VERIFIED
OrderController.java · SQL Injection
CODEBUILD-VERIFIED
main.tf · Public S3 Bucket
INFRASTRUCTUREPLAN-VERIFIED
alfresco-community-repo · PR #3706
DEPENDENCYMERGED
CVE-2024-38819 · spring-webmvc
REACHABLEDEPENDENCYBUILD-VERIFIED
pentaho-reporting · PR #1789
DEPENDENCYTESTS PASSING
light-4j · PR #2608
DEPENDENCYMERGED
deegree3 · PR #1921
DEPENDENCYBUILD-VERIFIED
OrderController.java · SQL Injection
CODEBUILD-VERIFIED
main.tf · Public S3 Bucket
INFRASTRUCTUREPLAN-VERIFIED
alfresco-community-repo · PR #3706
DEPENDENCYMERGED

What is Verified
Upgrade?

VERIFIED UPGRADE is the application of agentic AI to everything that needs to change in your codebase: fixing what's identified as vulnerable (VERIFIED REMEDIATION) and updating what's fallen behind before it becomes a problem (VERIFIED MODERNIZATION). Resolved, build-verified, and delivered as a PR your developers review and approve before it ships.

[ ROOT CAUSE ]

You can't verify a fix you don't understand.

Every finding gets traced back to where it actually lives: the exact dependency, the exact line of first-party code, the exact Terraform resource. 00felix analyzes your full dependency graph, call paths, and build configuration to understand why something is vulnerable, not just that it is. Generic patches don't survive contact with a real codebase. 00felix's fixes do, because they're built from your actual code.

root cause trace
// finding: CVE-2024-38819
→ spring-webmvc 6.1.12, transitive via spring-boot-starter-web
→ reachable: PaymentController.java:84
 
// upgrade path required
→ 6.1.12 → 6.1.14 (patch, no breaking changes)
→ 3 internal call sites depend on deprecated method
 
✓ fix scoped to your actual code, not a generic patch
[ BUILD VERIFICATION ]

Fixes verified against your build. Not a textbook patch.

A correct-looking fix that doesn't compile is worse than no fix at all. It's a PR someone has to debug from scratch. 00felix resolves breaking changes in your first-party code, then runs a compile → test → retry loop until the build is stable. The PR doesn't open until it's already proven to work in your environment, against your CI.

compile → test → retry
// attempt 1
⚠ compile failed: 2 deprecated method calls
→ rewriting OrderService.java, InvoiceUtil.java
 
// attempt 2
✓ compiled successfully
✓ 312 tests passed · 0 failed
 
✓ PR opened, merge ready
[ FLEET-WIDE REACH ]

Find it once. Fix it everywhere.

A vulnerable or outdated library rarely lives in just one repository. 00felix shows you every repo running it, how many advisories it carries, and what the upgrade path looks like, then lets you act on all of them in a single decision. No more opening forty pull requests one at a time for the same fix.

pkg:pypi/starlette
2 repos 7 advisories 0.46.1 → 0.49.1
jdemo1225/Pyt-frontend 0.46.1 → 0.49.1
jdemo1225/code-index-mcp 0.46.1 → 0.49.1
↑ UPGRADE ALL (2)
[ VERIFIED MODERNIZATION ]

Modernize once. Inherit the fixes for free.

Spring Boot 2.x to 3.x, Java 8 to 17: these aren't security tickets. They're modernization work most teams keep deferring because nothing's technically broken yet. But staying current has a side effect: it pulls every dependency underneath the framework forward at once, closing dozens of transitive CVEs your security team hasn't even filed yet. 00felix treats modernization and remediation as the same engineering problem. Root cause traced, breaking changes resolved, build verified, either way.

LEARN MORE ABOUT SPRING BOOT MODERNIZATION →
spring-boot 2.7 → 3.2
// single migration plan
→ spring-boot-starter-parent 2.7.18 → 3.2.5
→ javax.* → jakarta.* namespace (47 files)
→ 14 transitive CVEs resolved in one upgrade
 
// breaking changes resolved
✓ security config migrated to new DSL
✓ compiled · 489 tests passed
[ VULNERABILITY REMEDIATION ]

A CVE drops. A verified PR ships.

A new CVE doesn't wait for a quiet sprint, and neither should the fix. The moment a vulnerability is published, 00felix scans your entire fleet for every affected repo, plans the safest upgrade path, and resolves whatever first-party code changes the fix actually requires, even when the patched version isn't a clean drop-in. Log4j 1.x is the hardest version of this problem: a complete API rewrite forced by years of unpatched RCEs. 00felix handles it the same way it handles everything else: automatically, and verified before the PR opens.

SEE HOW 00FELIX MIGRATES LOG4J 1.X → 2.X →
log4j 1.x → 2.x
// CVE published: 4 vulnerabilities in log4j 1.x
→ CVE-2019-17571, CVE-2022-23302, CVE-2022-23305, CVE-2022-23307
→ found across 38 repositories in your fleet
→ legacy API: requires first-party code rewrite, not a version bump
 
// 00felix response
✓ org.apache.log4j.* → org.apache.logging.log4j.*
✓ build verified · PR opened per repo
[ LICENSE GOVERNANCE ]

Every license. Every repo. One policy.

Most teams don't know what licenses are actually running across their fleet until a legal review or a customer security questionnaire forces the question. 00felix maintains a continuous inventory of every dependency and its license across every repository, not just the packages someone already flagged. Set your policy once: which licenses are always fine, which are always blocked, which need a human to look. 00felix enforces it automatically, every update, every repo. Compliant changes auto-merge, and policy violations land as a PR for legal or security to review.

felix-license-policy.yml
// fleet-wide license inventory · 247 repos scanned
→ 2,113 unique dependencies · 11 distinct licenses detected
Licenses Dependencies Versions
Permissive
Strong Copyleft
Action Alert Block
WHAT VERIFIED UPGRADE COVERS

One platform.
Every surface.

Verified Upgrade isn't one thing. It's the same agentic, build-verified standard applied two ways. Verified Remediation fixes what's identified as vulnerable. Verified Modernization updates what's fallen behind, before it becomes one.

VERIFIED REMEDIATION fixing what's identified as vulnerable
AVAILABLE NOW
[ 01 ]
Dependencies
VERIFIED DEPENDENCY REMEDIATION
Open-source vulnerabilities across your full dependency graph. Native scanning, reachability analysis, build-verified PR.
Java · JavaScript
Python · .NET
AVAILABLE NOW
[ 02 ]
Code
VERIFIED CODE REMEDIATION
First-party vulnerabilities surfaced by static analysis, patched at the source, build-verified, and opened as a merge-ready PR. Same standard as dependency remediation, applied to SAST findings.
SQL injection · XSS
Hardcoded secrets
AVAILABLE NOW
[ 03 ]
Infrastructure
VERIFIED INFRASTRUCTURE REMEDIATION
Misconfigurations in infrastructure-as-code, resolved at the source and verified against your plan output before the PR opens.
Terraform · Kubernetes
CloudFormation
VERIFIED MODERNIZATION updating what's fallen behind, before it becomes a vulnerability
AVAILABLE NOW
[ 04 ]
Frameworks & Runtimes
VERIFIED FRAMEWORK MODERNIZATION
Major framework and runtime migrations: the upgrades too large and breaking-change-heavy for most teams to attempt manually, and rarely tied to a single CVE forcing the issue. Staying current closes the transitive vulnerabilities that come with drift, before they're ever filed as findings.
Spring Boot 2.x → 3.x · Java 8 → 17
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