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What the audit looks for

Your agent sends the files to be checked. They are read once and deleted when the answer comes back.

• A door left open in the code

  Agents copy shortcuts from bad tutorials, like passing a stranger's text straight to your server. The audit finds those shortcuts.

• A key left in your code

  Agents paste an AI or payment key straight into a file, or ship it to the browser. The audit names the file and says to replace the key first, because deleting the line does not undo a leak.

• A database table anyone can read

  If your app uses Supabase, the audit reads the rules in your migrations and finds tables with no rules, rules that let anyone in, and a rule that lets a user upgrade their own plan.

• A paid feature anyone can use for free

  Agents often check who has paid only in the browser. The audit finds API routes with no sign-in check, a price the browser can change, and payment webhooks nobody verifies.

• Your agent said it works. Your client says it's broken.

  Some tests pass without checking anything. The audit finds them, so you know which green checkmarks to doubt.

• A plugin that gives your secrets away

  A plugin can carry a password or key in its files. It can also talk to someone else’s server without protection.

• Your agent is allowed to delete everything

  In Claude Code, one setting can let your agent run any command or delete files without asking. The audit names those settings.

• A skill that works against you

  A skill can hide text that overrides your agent. It can also read your saved passwords or send your data somewhere else.