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Updates ship continuously. This page tracks the changes we think are worth calling out — new features, notable improvements, and behavior changes that may affect your workflow.
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May 21, 2026
Corridor now integrates with Codex and Cursor Agents
🤖 Corridor released two integrations for AI coding tools:
  • Codex support: Corridor now integrates with Codex CLI for real-time security guardrails. See Corridor’s Codex integration to get started.
  • Cursor Plugin: The Corridor Cursor Plugin adds real-time security reviews to Cursor agents, guiding the coding agent as it plans.
🙂 We’ve also made two improvements to PR reviews:
  • PR Feedback page: Admins now have a Developer Feedback page that captures every developer reply to a Corridor PR comment, alongside the action Corridor took in response.
  • Comment emoji reactions: Corridor now emoji reacts to developer responses on PR review comments.
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April 14, 2026
Two new updates to Findings

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✅ Auto-close on merge

When a PR is merged, Corridor now reviews the diff and automatically closes any open findings that the change remediates. This works for findings raised on the PR itself and for older findings that an unrelated PR happens to fix — so your findings list stays clean without manual triage. Closed findings show a “Fixed by PR #N” badge linking back to the merge.

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🏷️ Custom tags for findings

Organize findings beyond severity and state. Use tags for things like:
  • Marking findings a human has reviewed (the built-in Validated tag)
  • Routing by team, service, or sprint
  • Filtering the findings list, including a team-wide default filter so the page opens pre-scoped
Team admins create tags in Team Settings → Finding Tag. Any team member can apply existing tags from the (***) menu on a finding, the REST API, or via the Corridor MCP.Full docs: Findings. As always, hit us up at support@corridor.dev with questions or feedback.
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March 17, 2026
Corridor CLI and MCP server are live — plus new Hook integrations
🎉 We are expanding coverage to secure code where you work.Here’s what’s new:
  • Standalone Corridor CLI: use Corridor without an extension. This enables the Claude Code standalone plugin (via CLI).
  • Corridor MCP Server: review findings, create guardrails for your agents, and more directly from your IDE.
  • Factory Hooks support (via CLI): ensure Factory-generated code aligns with your security policies and enforce MCP compliance.
  • Windsurf Hooks support: apply the same guardrails to code from Windsurf.
If there are additional integrations you would like to see, let us know.
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December 22, 2025
Cursor Hooks are live in Corridor
🎉 Today, we’re announcing our partnership with Cursor through our integration with Cursor Hooks, enabling real-time security reviews and policy enforcement without interrupting your development flow.What’s new:
  • MCP Compliance enforcement (enabled by default) — set policies and enforce which MCP servers can be run in the new Compliance tab.
  • Stop Hooks (opt-in) — instant security checks that guide your coding agent to fix security bugs.