✨ Make it Yours! ✨ We’re adding personalization, memory features, additional privacy and retention to Cortex 2.2. From initial release to memory, Cortex received Personalization feature within 162 days 🚀 fastest of all Coding Agents. On the research front, we thought deeply about improving personalization using LLMs. We came up with a new initiative to […]
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🤖 Cortex 2.1, Federated Learning, Risk Assessment Scores, MongoDB Sharding research blogs – just another week at Pervaziv AI. Our team is hard at work on both product and research avenues. 🤖 Cortex 2.1: Users can now choose to store Cortex chat history either locally or on our secure remote server. If chosen to store
Exploit Prediction Scoring System (EPSS) and Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS) are two widely used scoring systems in cybersecurity, each answering a different question about vulnerabilities. EPSS tells you how likely a vulnerability is to be exploited, while CVSS tells you how bad a vulnerability is. Used together, they provide a more complete picture for
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In the rapidly evolving landscape of enterprise AI, data privacy remains the single biggest barrier to entry. Organizations in finance, healthcare, and software development want the productivity gains of AI, like automated fraud detection, predictive maintenance, and intelligent code assistants, but they cannot risk exposing their intellectual property or violating data residency regulations by pooling
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When a database needs to handle more data, more queries, or higher throughput, there are two fundamentally different approaches to scaling: Vertical Scaling and Horizontal Scaling. Vertical scaling means increasing the capacity of a single MongoDB server instance by adding more powerful hardware resources—more CPU cores, more RAM, faster disks, or larger storage. Horizontal scaling
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Capturing IDEs! Cortex 2.0 can now work with VSCode, Visual Studio and IntelliJ environments. We’ve made Cortex even more accessible with the launch of our IntelliJ IDEA plugin. After analyzing the IDE usage share, we set out to conquer the most popular ones. Cortex can be installed from the three respective Marketplaces today!
Advanced Developer Certification now available with DevSecOps Suite 2.5! Rank all your developers to get a Certification Score.
Cortex 🤖 is Better, Safer, Faster, Easier with the 1.7 release! 🚀 We are also introducing 🎯 tiered responses from Cortex and Pervaziv-LLM based on your subscription package. Install from VSCode Marketplace. We released Cortex 1.5 with Model Context Protocol (MCP) on November 10, 2025. 📣 Since then we have captured feedback from users in
Binaries Demystified! DevSecOps 2.4 can now scan, unpack and analyze Windows packages/binaries (in addition to previously released Unix ones) for security issues and vulnerabilities. We’ve covered the entire gamut of what’s feasible to reconstruct with the help of AI. Previously in DevSecOps 2.2, we released the Package Analyzer with support for UNIX-based packages and binaries.
We are officially launching our brand new Research Hub at Pervaziv AI. Let’s dive into the state of the art initiatives we’ve undertaken.
