Hey, I'm Dean — I built Quick Scan First after seeing how often AI-assisted code ships with the same kind of mistakes: an exposed API key here, a database rule left wide open there, missing auth checks nobody noticed because the happy path worked fine in testing. The idea is simple: scan your repo before you ship, not after a customer finds the problem for you. It checks for exposed secrets, open databases, missing authentication, unsafe permissions, payment/webhook mistakes and vulnerable dependencies — then explains why each one matters and opens a pull request with the fix. Nothing merges automatically; you review and decide. It started as something I wanted for my own projects, since I build fast with AI tools and wanted a second pair of eyes before shipping. It's live now, and I'd love any feedback — especially on what other checks would be genuinely useful to catch before launch.

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What security checks would you want before shipping AI-generated code?

Hey, I'm Dean, the developer behind Quick Scan First.

I built this after noticing a pattern: AI-assisted code tends to handle the happy path well but quietly misses things like exposed API keys, open database rules, missing auth checks, and payment/webhook edge cases the kind of mistakes that don't show up until a real user (or attacker) finds them.

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Find exposed keys and security risks before you ship

Find exposed keys and security risks before you ship

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What security checks would you want before shipping AI-generated code?

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What security checks would you want before shipping AI-generated code?