Harden AI-generated code before it ships
Find almost-right code before it fails on the first busy day
The demo works. Then the security questionnaire arrives, and nobody on the team wrote the code or trusts it. Agents audit what your AI tool built, rank what would break in production, and fix it in small pull requests with a test for every change.
Review AI-generated code across six risk areas
Before anything changes, the agent maps the app: entry points, data flow, and every external call. Then it checks six areas and ranks each finding by the damage it would do in production, with the file and the line.
What working builds and demos still miss
AI tools write code that looks finished. The gaps hide where a demo never goes: a live key in source, a total that ignores quantity, a declined card that still says ok. The agent finds them line by line and fixes each one with a test.
- 01Names and types can hide missing checksNames, comments, and types are all there, so reviewers skim it.
- 02Demo data leaves failure paths untestedDemos use one user, one item, and a card that never declines.
- 03Check failure cases the demo missedReal traffic finds the missing check on the first busy day.
Fix the highest risks in small pull requests
The app you have is not thrown away. Each finding becomes one small pull request your team reviews and merges, so feature work keeps moving while the code gets safer.
Dana reviews the risks in an AI-built portal
Illustrative example, not a customer result.Here is what the work looks like today, and what changes when an AI team takes the busywork off the plate.