Vibe coding security
A vibe coding security checklistyou can hand to your agent.
Vibe coding security is a short list, not a new project. Connect the repo. Your agent works through what Suricode found.
Work through it in this order.
Hand these steps to your agent. Suricode only reads the code. Your coding agent makes the changes, in your editor.
- Connect a project. Sign in with your email, pick a GitHub or Bitbucket repository, or paste a git address. Suricode only ever gets read access.
- Check after every push. We also check on a schedule when nothing changed, because a library can pick up a new hole.
- Fix leaked secrets first. An API key or password in the code can run up your bill or expose your users’ data.
- Update a vulnerable package when a fixed version exists.
- Fix risky code: a form, a query, or a file upload written the way attackers hope.
- Close open doors in Dockerfiles, CI workflows, and server configs.
- When a library has a hole and no new version, install the patched copy of the version you already run.
- Push, and check again to confirm.
The first check is free.
Sign in with your email. No password, nothing to install.