Public page
Reads one public HTML page and selected same-origin scripts.
Secure what you shipped fast
Vibe Coding Security Checklist
Use the free passive scanner to spot public security signals, then complete the 36-point manual checklist for the risks a public scan cannot verify.
Start with your websiteFree passive scanner
Check the public security signals on your site
Manual review
Work through all 36 security checks
Secrets
Authentication
Database
HTTP Headers
Dependencies
Deployment
What the scanner covers
Focused signals, clearly bounded
Transport
Reviews HTTPS behavior and visible security headers.
Exposure signals
Looks for public source maps and credential-shaped strings.
Sensitive paths
Checks six common public paths without recursive crawling.
How it works
A fast first pass, followed by human judgment
Enter an authorized URL
Use a public production or preview URL that you own or have permission to assess.
Review passive findings
See tested signals, limited checks, and practical remediation without exploit attempts.
Finish the checklist
Manually confirm authorization, database, dependency, and deployment controls the scanner cannot prove.
Honest limits
A useful signal is not a security guarantee
Check My Vibe cannot see private repositories, server configuration, database policies, authenticated routes, or business-logic flaws. A clean result means only that the checks completed did not find the signals they were designed to detect.
For applications handling payments, health data, sensitive personal information, or privileged workflows, pair this checklist with threat modeling, automated tests, and an independent security assessment.
Frequently asked questions
Know what the result can—and cannot—tell you
What is vibe coding security?
Vibe coding security is the process of reviewing AI-assisted applications for exposed secrets, missing authorization, unsafe defaults, weak deployment settings, and other risks that fast code generation can overlook.
What does this scanner check?
It passively checks the public page, selected same-origin JavaScript files, security headers, HTTPS behavior, source maps, and six common sensitive file paths.
Is this a complete security audit?
No. It does not log in, execute attacks, test private code, validate database policies, or prove that a site has no vulnerabilities. Use the manual checklist and a professional review for higher-risk applications.
Do you store scans or source code?
No scan history is stored. The server temporarily reads limited public content, returns a redacted report, and does not retain page bodies, JavaScript, source maps, credentials, or complete results.