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AI Code Audit Service

Your AI-Built System Has Problems. We Can Find Them.

Organizations are discovering that AI-generated code in production is a liability they didn’t know they had. Our audit gives you a clear, written picture of the risks — and exactly what to do about them.

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Who needs an AI code audit

You don't have to be in crisis to benefit from an audit. These are the most common situations we encounter.

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Founders with a vibe-coded MVP about to raise funding or launch publicly

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CTOs who inherited an AI-generated codebase and need an honest assessment

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IT Directors with AI tools deployed by a department without IT review

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Organizations in regulated industries concerned about compliance exposure

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Growing companies whose AI-built prototype is now under real production load

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Investors conducting technical due diligence on an AI-built product or company

Common Findings

What we typically find in AI-generated code

These aren't rare edge cases. These are the patterns that appear in the majority of AI-assisted systems we audit.

Hardcoded Credentials
No Logging
Missing Validation
Brittle Integrations
Auth Gaps
Scale Issues

Hardcoded credentials

Critical · Found in ~70% of audits

Database passwords, API keys, and access tokens written directly into source code. When this code is pushed to a repository — even a "private" one — those credentials are exposed and permanently baked into git history.

// FOUND: credential in source code const db = mysql.connect({ password: "Sup3rSecr3t!" }); // CORRECTED: environment variable const db = mysql.connect({ password: process.env.DB_PASS });

No logging or monitoring

Critical · Found in ~85% of audits

AI-generated code almost universally omits structured logging, error tracking, and performance monitoring. Your first indication of a problem is often a customer complaint — not an internal alert.

// FOUND: silent failure try { await processPayment(order); } catch(e) { console.log("error"); } // CORRECTED: structured logging + ops alert try { await processPayment(order); } catch(e) { logger.error({ event: 'payment_failed', orderId: order.id, err: e }); }

Missing input validation

Critical · Found in ~75% of audits

AI-generated endpoints often trust all incoming data without verification. This enables SQL injection, XSS attacks, and data corruption from malformed inputs — often exploitable with simple tools.

// FOUND: raw user input to database (SQL injection risk) db.query(`SELECT * FROM products WHERE name = '${req.body.term}'`); // CORRECTED: parameterized + schema-validated app.post('/search', validate(searchSchema), async (req, res) => { db.query('SELECT * FROM products WHERE name = ?', [req.body.term]); });

Brittle third-party integrations

High Risk · Found in ~90% of audits

AI-generated integration code assumes success on every call. No retry logic, no timeout configuration, no rate limit handling, and no fallback when the external service is unavailable.

// FOUND: optimistic, no error handling const shipment = await shippingAPI.create(order); // CORRECTED: resilient with retry + fallback const shipment = await retry(() => shippingAPI.create(order), { attempts: 3, backoff: 'exponential', timeout: 5000 }); if (!shipment.success) { queueForManualReview(order); return; }

Authentication gaps

Critical · Found in ~65% of audits

Incomplete authentication: missing token expiry, no refresh logic, predictable password reset tokens, absent brute-force protection, and routes that should require authentication but don't.

// FOUND: no expiry, predictable reset token const token = jwt.sign({ userId }, SECRET); // CORRECTED: expiry + cryptographically secure reset const token = jwt.sign({ userId }, SECRET, { expiresIn: '15m' }); const resetToken = crypto.randomBytes(32).toString('hex');

Scale & performance issues

High Risk · Found in ~80% of audits

N+1 query problems, missing indexes, synchronous operations that should be async, no connection pooling. The system works in development. At 10x the data volume, it becomes unusable.

// FOUND: N+1 query (100 orders = 101 DB calls) for (const order of orders) { order.customer = await db.find('users', order.userId); } // CORRECTED: single JOIN query const orders = await db.query( 'SELECT o.*, u.name FROM orders o JOIN users u ON o.user_id = u.id');

AI code audits typically complete in 3–7 business days depending on codebase size. Contact us to discuss your situation and get a scoping estimate.

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