MLVibeScan

Security guidance for vibe apps

Production ready is a state you can demonstrate

An app is not production ready merely because the build and sign-in work. Security readiness needs explicit gates for credentials, permissions, data access, delivery and regressions.

Reviewed by René Matis · MATIS LABS · Updated 15 August 2026

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How to recognise the problem

Open critical or high findings block launch. Missing domain proof, stale deep/source scans and contradictions between code and runtime remain visible as failed gates.

A working happy path does not prove this boundary. Always test with a second user, while signed out or with an intentionally forbidden input.

How to fix it reliably

Work gate by gate, fix highest impact first and run a controlled re-test after every change.

The control belongs at the server-side trust boundary. A hidden button, different client copy or browser-only validation is not a security control.

Re-test instead of hoping

MLVibeScan checks Production Readiness gates and source/runtime correlation. A re-test compares the stable protection target with the previous result and reports fixed, partially fixed, unchanged or regression.

Automated checks cover recurring patterns. High-risk business logic may additionally require an individually scoped penetration test.

What we check automatically

  • Production Readiness gates and source/runtime correlation
  • Confidence and counter-checking
  • Stable fingerprints for re-tests

Frequently asked questions

Can this be tested from the outside?
Partly. MLVibeScan checks Production Readiness gates and source/runtime correlation; source and deep checks require purchase, domain verification and explicit consent.
Is blocking access in the UI enough?
No. Security decisions must be enforced server-side for every request, regardless of the client an attacker uses.
When is the finding fixed?
Only when the control holds in a controlled re-test and no contradictory source/runtime observation remains.