Security audit for web apps, especially AI-built ("vibe coded") ones. Scans the running app for exposed .env/.git files, public source maps, weak CSP/HSTS/security headers, wildcard CORS, insecure cookies, and public debug/API-docs endpoints, then audits the codebase across 17 vulnerability categories (RLS, auth…
Investigate and remediate exactly one user-selected CodeInspectus finding with evidence-gated reproduction, a separately approved minimal patch, focused regression testing, and an exact-prior-scan rescan. Use when a user asks an agent to examine, reproduce, fix, or verify one CodeInspectus finding without batching…
AI code quality gate that detects hallucinated imports, phantom packages, stale APIs, and AI-specific code defects. Use when the user asks to scan code, review code quality, check for AI-generated bugs, audit imports, find phantom dependencies, or run a code quality gate. Supports TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, Java…
Generate publication-grade ML explainer videos and carousels the way 3Blue1Brown actually builds them — in real manimGL (NOT Manim Community Edition), as a tiny domain DSL of self-arranging Mobjects choreographed into transform-driven beats where every motion carries meaning. Overlap is prevented at construction time…
The door check for prototype and AI-built apps - decides whether an app gets to meet real users, and says exactly why not. Use this whenever someone asks if their app is ready to launch, deploy, or go live; wants a pre-launch, security, or "what am I missing" review; mentions moving from prototype to production; or…
Audit an AI-generated app for fake completeness — features that look finished in the UI but are not actually wired to anything. Traces every user-visible promise from the button to the database and back. Use when asked to run /vibeproof, to check if an app is really done, to find fake or dead UI, unwired buttons…
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