# Dependency update review

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Weekly review of dependency updates — security, breaking changes, action items.

Tweak the prompt before hiring — Assista does the rest. [Use this template →](https://app.getassista.com/signup)

Built for teams that still use the word "production"

## Approvals

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## Budget

Caps that pause, not surprise.

Per-team monthly cap. Per-task ceiling. Anomaly detection. Spend stays exactly where you put it.

## How it works

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Edit the prompt

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Hire a teammate

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Review the first run

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