Use case · Developers
Fix security problems while the code is still in your head.
The VS Code extension underlines the line and explains why it matters and what to change. You or your AI agent make the fix, and the next scan checks it, for application code and Salesforce alike.
- VS Code
- Cursor
- Windsurf
- VSCodium
01The problem
Findings usually arrive after the merge.
By the time a pipeline or a quarterly review flags it, the person who wrote it is three tasks further on.
- LateA finding in CI means re-reading code you no longer have in your head.
- UnexplainedA rule id and a severity say something is wrong, not what to write instead.
- Hidden contextIn Apex, whether a class runs with or without sharing changes everything, and nothing on screen says so.
02How Vulkro helps
Flagged and explained in the file.
Hover for the reason and what to change. Above each Apex class, see how it runs. Nothing changes until you or your agent make the change.
An Apex class in VS Code with the extension installed. The file is illustrative; the checks and their wording are the scanner’s own.
03Why it holds up
Precise, and checkable.
- 01The same answer as CIThe extension runs the same engine as the command line and your pipeline, so the pull request holds no surprises.One engine everywhere
- 02You make every changeEvery suggestion is a proposal for you or your AI agent. The extension never edits a file on its own.Clear-cut patterns get a one-line suggested fix
- 03Runs on your machineScanning is local, with no AI in detection. Optional AI help runs on a local model by default.Your code is not uploaded to scan it