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blackgirlbytes commented Aug 22, 2025

would be cool to link your scanner here!

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blackgirlbytes commented Aug 22, 2025 •
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okay i know we agreed on the title but re reading this..I'm almost thinking a more straightforward title will give it more hits on SEO..or adding something straightforward 🤔 oh and something that puts us at the forefront as experts..How we're keep AI workflows secure or something..that's a little boring..but let me thik on it.

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couple of small fixes needed

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iandouglas commented Aug 25, 2025

Thanks for the feedback @angiejones and @blackgirlbytes ... the static URL and masthead image are being added tonight, I just wanted to get the draft out there to get your input on the content. :)

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iandouglas commented Aug 25, 2025

would be cool to link your scanner here!

it'll ultimately be part of the goose repo itself, and we can back-link it into the blog post once we get the tool in production.

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@iandouglas iandouglas changed the title blog: Goose became its own Watchdog blog: Goose wrote its own security scanner for recipes Aug 25, 2025
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