5 Integrations with Dependabot

View a list of Dependabot integrations and software that integrates with Dependabot below. Compare the best Dependabot integrations as well as features, ratings, user reviews, and pricing of software that integrates with Dependabot. Here are the current Dependabot integrations in 2026:

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    GitHub

    GitHub

    GitHub

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    Starting Price: Free
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    Upseam

    Upseam

    Upseam

    Third-party APIs change while your code depends on them: a model ID is retired, a field is removed, or an API version reaches end of life. Dependabot updates package versions, but it does not tell you which lines call the changed API. Upseam does. It reads vendor changelogs and deprecation notices for Stripe, Shopify, OpenAI, Anthropic, and Gemini, matches them against JavaScript, TypeScript, and Python code, and identifies the affected lines. Then it opens a pull request with the fix. It never pushes to your default branch. In Ask mode (the default), you approve each fix before a pull request opens, including simple fixes such as a renamed model ID. Install the GitHub App or run a one-off local report with npx @upseam/cli inspect. The local report requires no account or installation. Upseam is free during the beta.
    Starting Price: $0
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    Earthly Lunar

    Earthly Lunar

    Earthly Lunar

    Earthly Lunar is a guardrails engine for platform engineering teams that need to apply engineering standards consistently across repositories and CI/CD pipelines. It collects signals from code, configuration, dependencies, tests, builds, and deployments, then turns them into structured posture data for each service. Teams use guardrails as code to check that data against requirements for testing, reliability, operational readiness, and compliance. Lunar provides feedback on code changes and pull requests, with modes from reporting to blocking PRs or deployments. Central management lets platform teams roll out a standard across diverse pipelines without changing every repository. The same checks cover human-written and AI-generated code, while dashboards and an enforcement record show where teams meet standards and where gaps remain. More than 200 prebuilt guardrails provide a starting point; teams can add their own.
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    Archipelo

    Archipelo

    Archipelo

    Archipelo is a developer security posture management platform that helps organizations safeguard their software development lifecycle (SDLC) by providing real-time insights into developer activities, AI code tool usage, and tool governance. It features Developer Detection Response (DevDR) for proactively identifying and mitigating security risks, Automated Tool Governance to prevent shadow IT, and an AI Code Usage & Risk Monitor to ensure secure coding practices. With seamless integration into CI/CD workflows, Archipelo captures developer actions and provides actionable insights to enhance security, mitigate risks, and ensure compliance throughout the software development process.
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    Complyance

    Complyance

    Complyance

    Complyance is an AI-powered GRC platform designed for enterprise teams to centralize, automate, and manage their compliance, risk, vendor, and policy workloads. Its modular system includes out-of-the-box and fully customizable controls, a vendor management suite, risk registers, and a policy center. With hundreds of integrations into existing enterprise tools, Complyance automatically collects and maps evidence, continuously monitors controls and vendor risk, and keeps your compliance posture audit-ready. Built-in AI features (and optional specialized AI Agents) auto-draft policy documents, cross-map evidence to controls, score vendor risk, generate client questionnaire responses, and surface compliance gaps, cutting manual work by up to 70–90%. The AI operates in a privacy-first way; each client has an isolated instance, and no data is used to train shared models.
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