2.9.26
Released 2 Nov 2026
CodeSpar version 2.9.26 runs tools on Windows 10 or 11. It finds database calls in your code and rewrites them, you review the diff.
src/controllers/search.py3 matchessrc/controllers/search.pyloadedsrc/controllers/search.py+12 linesrun_testsexit 0http://staging.local/searchstatus 200Released 2 Nov 2026
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An sql injection test checks if user input changes the query, and CodeSpar 2.9.26 finds the database call and proposes a rewrite you review. Review the card. Every action appears in the chat as a card with its real result. The expanded card shows the full output, including the command result or the file diff.
CodeSpar uses grep to locate string concatenation in database calls and read_file to understand the context of the query before rewriting it safely for production. Locate now. The agent rewrites the query using a parameterised query so data is not treated as SQL. You see a clear diff showing the old and new code. This flaw example ensures the input is treated as data. The edit_file tool applies the change for 11 lines of code today.
grep src/app.py → 3 matches
read_file src/app.py → loaded
edit_file src/app.py → +2 linesThe agent uses grep to locate database calls in the source code and then employs edit_file to rewrite the query with parameterisation so that user input is never treated as SQL. Verify the fix. Read the file to see the changes made by the agent. Run your own unit tests on the staging copy to confirm. The current version is 2.9.26 and it runs on Windows. This is a sql injection attack for your own application.
grep -n "JOIN" src/queries.py -> 12 matches
read_file src/queries.py -> shows string concatenation
edit_file src/queries.py -> applies parameterized query
Shell run tests -> 0 failuresThe agent fetches a harmless value from the staging copy using http_get, and you verify that the page works without showing any database errors to the user. Safe input. You can use grep to find queries built by joining strings. The Shell runs unit tests to confirm the fix works correctly. This sql injection example shows a simple surname with an apostrophe. The sql injection attack is now covered by CodeSpar version 2.9.26.
CodeSpar uses grep to locate the root cause and runs your own scanner through the Shell command for comparison to reduce false alarms while verifying the fix is permanent. Review the diff. The agent reads the file and writes the corrected version, showing a diff before you accept. You can verify the result by running unit tests in the Shell environment on your staging copy. Understanding persistent xss challenge requires careful review of how data persists across sessions and user interactions. Found an xss vulnerability is answered by checking the output with version 2.9.26 and the sql injection scanner.
CodeSpar 2.9.26 edits files and shows diffs, and you review the change before it happens, so admin config input sql injection stays safe. Review before apply.
| Typical chat assistant | CodeSpar | |
|---|---|---|
| File editing | Suggests code to copy | Edits file and shows diff |
| Command execution | Shows command text | Runs command and shows exit code |
| Approval | The assistant suggests actions, but you approve them. It leaves the decision to change files or run commands to you. | Pauses in Ask first mode |
| Context | Generates text | Reads and writes real files |
The agent searches for lines that join strings into a query, so that you can review the diff before accepting the change and verify the result. Check the output. Developers fix bugs in their own code by running tests on a staging copy.
Security practitioners use it for security testing, and they check for SQL injection and cross-site scripting vulnerabilities by reading files and running the reader's own commands to help check them. You verify. The agent reads files and runs commands to find flaws.
Students use it to learn how queries work, and they see how input changes the command so the agent shows the output clearly for version 2.9.26. Clear view. You review the diff before accepting the change with care.
The procedure submits harmless input to your staging copy, verifies the page works, and confirms no database error appears so you can validate the fix. Run it. Yes, CodeSpar 2.9.26 helps you find and fix these flaws.
Yes, codesmite.net is the official CodeSpar website, and you can verify the installer by comparing its SHA-256 checksum with the published manifest using certutil. Use the Send feedback button. This ensures you get the correct support for your specific issue.
Yes, the agent runs on your Windows PC, and with a cloud model your prompt, including file text the agent reads, goes to that provider. Local only. With a local model nothing leaves the machine for privacy.
Ask first mode is a safety feature that pauses before every action which changes files or the database, so you can review the diff and accept the edit with it. It pauses. Yes, this mode ensures you control every change before it happens.
A typical example occurs when a user types an apostrophe into a search box, which might break the query, so the agent finds this code and rewrites it to ensure safety. Check the fix. You verify the results with your own tests on the staging copy.
A harmless test uses a normal value, so the agent checks if the page works without reading your real data from the database. Safe. You test on a staging copy with fake data.
An external scanner works from outside, while CodeSpar uses grep to find the root cause and edit_file to show a diff you review. Clear fix. Yes, CodeSpar provides a clear fix for the issue you found.
CodeSpar 2.9.26 is ready to help. Download the 34 MB setup program. Fix your code.
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