Risk-ranked codebase audit report
Prioritized findings from the agreed review areas, with code references, reproduction steps where applicable, and explicit limitations.
Fix AI-generated and vibe-coded software before it breaks production.
AI code rescue is the engineering process of auditing, stabilizing, securing, and productionizing software built quickly with AI tools or vibe coding. Aatvi reviews the architecture, auth, dependencies, data handling, tests, deployment path, and operational risks before recommending a focused rescue or rebuild plan.
One agreed application and repository, covering up to three agreed critical user flows. Codebase size, stack, integrations and access determine the final review boundaries.
Paid, fixed-scope assessment. We agree a fixed fee and schedule after a free fit and scope discussion, before work starts. Implementation is quoted separately.
Implementation, active penetration testing and certification are outside this audit. A review does not guarantee that every defect has been found.
Security review for auth bypasses, leaked secrets, permissive database rules, and unvalidated AI inputs.
Dependency and supply-chain audits for hallucinated packages, stale libraries, and brittle configurations.
Production readiness review across tests, observability, edge deployment, performance, and operational ownership.
The audit records evidence and priorities within the agreed review scope. Implementation and verification of fixes belong to a separately scoped remediation engagement.
Prioritized findings from the agreed review areas, with code references, reproduction steps where applicable, and explicit limitations.
Recommended next steps, launch risks, deferred work and questions needing further investigation, discussed with your team.
An assessment of whether to stabilize, refactor or rebuild the reviewed areas, including uncertainties and any further discovery needed.
After the audit, agree selected fixes, acceptance checks, implementation scope and handover in a separate proposal.
These are review areas to consider when moving quickly with AI coding tools. Their relevance and severity depend on the application; they are not findings about your code.
We check the agreed flows for authorization boundaries, database access policies, rate limits, input validation and credential handling.
AI generators can import phantom packages, insecure dependencies, or conflicting library versions that jeopardize production.
Unclear data structures and ownership can make a working prototype difficult to debug, extend or operate. We assess those boundaries within the agreed scope.
A menu of review questions used to agree the audit scope. The initial package covers selected critical flows; a wider review requires its own scope.
We review repository access, build configs, AI builder tools used (Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, etc.), data sensitivity, and launch goals.
We inspect code structure, authentication, database security, dependencies, tests, performance bottlenecks, and edge deployment.
Findings are categorized into launch blockers, high-priority stability improvements, and deferred post-release refinements.
When engaged, we execute a focused engineering sprint to resolve critical vulnerabilities and establish safe operating standards.
A founder has a vibe-coded MVP that works in demo mode but is not safe or scalable for paying users.
A product team inherited a fast AI-built prototype from Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, or v0 and needs senior review.
Technical due diligence on an AI-generated codebase: investors, buyers, and CTOs needing an objective rescue-vs-rebuild verdict.
An engineering team wants to preserve rapid AI prototyping speed while adding production-grade guardrails.
Projects looking for a quick cosmetic pass while auth, secrets, and architecture flaws remain unaddressed.
Teams unwilling to share repository access, deployment configs, or incident history required for a true audit.
Early concept work that requires basic product definition before any technical audit would provide value.
The terms overlap: both describe reviewing and improving software built rapidly with AI tools. Aatvi's entry offer is a paid, scoped AI Code Rescue Audit. Any subsequent stabilization or implementation is agreed and quoted separately.
Yes. We audit and harden apps built with tools such as Cursor, Claude Code, Lovable, Bolt, v0, Replit, and ChatGPT, addressing authentication, secrets handling, database rules, input validation, and production readiness.
We evaluate architecture viability, security exposure, and technical debt. If the core data model and business logic are sound, rescue is often faster and more cost-effective than a premature rewrite. We recommend a rewrite when the existing foundation is fundamentally unsafe or misaligned with business requirements.
One agreed application and repository, covering up to three agreed critical user flows. Codebase size, stack, integrations and access determine the final review boundaries. Paid, fixed-scope assessment. We agree a fixed fee and schedule after a free fit and scope discussion, before work starts. Implementation is quoted separately. You receive prioritized findings, a remediation plan and a walkthrough, with the reviewed areas and limitations documented.
We will help decide whether the right first step is an audit, roadmap, build sprint, design sprint, or a narrower technical review.