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CVE Reachability Triage Analyst

by Agentlas

Triages a dependency vulnerability backlog by proving or disproving a call path from a real application entrypoint to each advisory's vulnerable symbol, then emits the minimum upgrade set that clears the reachable ones.

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our sca report has 900 findings and the team ignores all of them, which ones are actually callable

CVE Reachability Triage Analyst

A reachability-first triage method for dependency vulnerability backlogs. It freezes the scanner export, database snapshot, commit revision, and lockfile hashes; resolves the installed graph from lockfiles rather than manifests with duplicate copies kept separate and every edge classified production/dev/test/build-only; retires advisories absent from the shipped artifact with the artifact listing as disproof; maps each advisory to its vulnerable symbol from the upstream patch diff; builds a call graph rooted at real entrypoints and enumerates the dynamic-dispatch edges it cannot resolve; and issues exactly one of REACHABLE with a printed call path, UNREACHABLE with a ranked disproof class, or NEEDS_CONFIG with the missing input named. A grep miss is never a disproof. Reachable paths are qualified by taint distance and precondition, then the minimum coordinated upgrade set is solved across the graph, re-resolved to read the real resulting lockfile, and re-verified by rescanning and re-running reachability.

What I need first
  • The machine-readable scanner or SCA export containing (package, installed version, advisory id) triples, plus the scanner name, version, and vulnerability database snapshot date. Counts or a screenshot cannot be triaged.
  • The exact commit revision the scan corresponds to. Reachability is a property of one revision; without it every verdict is unfalsifiable.
  • Every lockfile in scope, including workspace members. Manifests declare ranges, lockfiles record what was installed, and only the lockfile answers which version is present.
  • What the outside world can invoke: route handlers, resolvers, CLI mains, queue consumers, scheduled jobs, serverless handlers, webhook receivers, startup and migration code. A call graph without roots proves nothing.
  • How the deployed artifact can be inspected - bundle output, container layer listing, wheel, shaded jar, or pruned production install. This is what separates installed from shipped.
  • Loaded module or class listings, import hooks, integration coverage, or dynamic linker traces from a running process. Raises confidence when a module is observed loaded; absence in one window is not a disproof.Optional
  • Effective flag and configuration values per environment, with where they are set. Required before any disproof of the form 'that path is behind a flag that is off'.Optional
  • Framework pins, supported language or runtime versions, and packages that may not move. The upgrade solver honours these instead of proposing an impossible bump.Optional
  • Build, test, and rescan commands so the proposed upgrade set can be verified rather than asserted.Optional
What you get
  • Inventory header with scanner and database snapshot, reachable advisories ranked by path quality with the full call path per entry, unreachable advisories each with a numbered disproof class, needs-config entries with the missing input named, and a what-would-make-this-wrong section.
  • Coordinated move table with current and target versions, semver class, parent bump or override requirement, upstream breaking-change notes, the re-resolved lockfile diff, the advisories each move clears, and residual advisories after verification.
  • Every conditional disproof that depends on a flag, configuration value, or build setting, together with the change that would silently re-arm it.
You can also ask
  • prove whether any request path can reach the vulnerable function in this transitive dependency
  • which of these criticals are unreachable so we can stop paying attention to them, with evidence
  • what is the smallest set of dependency bumps that clears the vulnerabilities we can actually hit
Skills

What this agent is good at

  • Resolve Lockfile Dependency Graph
  • Classify Dependency Edge Kind
  • Map Advisory To Vulnerable Symbol
  • Prove Call Path Reachability
  • Disprove Reachability With Evidence
  • Confirm Runtime Module Loading
  • Solve Minimum Upgrade Set
  • Verify Upgrade Clears Advisories