Everything we announced during AI Readiness Innovation Week

The AI coding era has done something the security industry wasn't ready for: it collapsed the distance between writing code and shipping it. Engineers are directing agents to build, test, and deploy faster than any manual workflow could sustain. That's genuinely exciting, and it's also why the software supply chain has never been more consequential. Every artifact an agent reaches for, every GitHub Action it runs, every dependency it pins is a trust decision made at machine speed, with no human in the loop. Innovation Week: AI Readiness is our answer to that moment. This week, Chainguard shipped advances across every layer of the supply chain: containers, libraries, CI/CD pipelines, AI agent skills, IDE integrations, partnership expansion, and a new industry coalition. Each announcement addresses a specific part of the problem. Together, they're what building safely with AI looks like in practice. Here's everything we announced. The industry's vulnerability disclosure model was built for a world where finding a serious flaw in a critical open source project took weeks. Frontier AI models have collapsed that timeline to hours. When a model identifies a critical vulnerability in a foundational component like OpenSSL or glibc, the window between discovery and exploitation may…