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acme-app
audit · 2 min ago
Your audit is ready. Here's what to fix, best value first.
38
urgent risks to close
4
one-click fixes ready
81
issues found
◆ Code health
- Security & trust78
- Speed & reliability61
- Ease of change28
◆ What to fix · best value first
Refund endpoint has no auth check
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Diagnostics › acme-app · Report
301 CREDITSYour audit is ready. Here's what to fix, best value first.
38
urgent risks to close
4
one-click fixes ready
81
issues found
◆ Code health
Can outsiders get in? Is customer data safe?
- Security48
- Compliance100
- Dependencies100
- AI signatures100
Does the app stay fast and stable as usage grows?
- Performance24
- Tests & reliability76
- Observability73
- Data & storage69
- Infra & DevOps55
How quickly can new features be built without breaking things?
- Architecture16
- Quality & maintainability21
- Documentation73
◆ What to fix · best value first
Everything the audit found, in plain language and in the order we'd do it. Each fix is one click, and Grace handles the rest (plan → code → test → deploy).
- 1criticalsecurity · quick winRefund endpoint accepts requests with no auth checkLaunch fix
- 2criticalsecurityStripe secret key committed in plaintextLaunch fix
- 3mediumreliability · quick winCheckout flow has no test covering itLaunch fix
What lands minutes after you connect the repo. Sample data. Your own numbers will look different.
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This is the “repo health” scene: a real risk moving from alert to approved PR. It's what you'll see, on your own code.
Architecture map
acme-app · main
- /api/refund unauthenticatedcritical
- Stripe secret in plaintext in billingmedium
- auth: sessions never expiremedium
Unauthenticated /api entry point
A payment endpoint accepts requests without checking the session. Found on a revenue path.
app.post('/api/refund', async (req, res) => {
const { orderId } = req.body
await refund(orderId) // ⚠ no session check
})1 / 5 · one risk, from problem to proof
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| Control | Black box | Auto-merge or nothing | You approve every change |
| Regressions | One fix breaks another | No guarantee | Test net + impact simulation |
| Knowledge | In the head of someone who left | Nowhere | Kept in a living record |
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