Auth boundary review
Checks routes, middleware, API handlers, sessions, callbacks, and server-side authorization to surface missing access controls before launch.
VibeRaven scans AI-built repos for launch gaps in auth, billing, database, deployment, monitoring, and tests, then turns findings into a focused coding-agent prompt.
VibeRaven is a production-readiness checker for AI-built apps. It scans a repo for launch gaps, maps the stack evidence it can find, and turns the next fix into a focused prompt for a coding agent.
The product is aimed at builders who have a working demo but still need to verify the parts that make an app safe to launch: authentication, billing, database access, deployment settings, monitoring, and tests. It also distinguishes between repo-level changes the agent can make and provider-dashboard actions that still require human or read-only verification.
Checks routes, middleware, API handlers, sessions, callbacks, and server-side authorization to surface missing access controls before launch.
Looks for billing setup issues, webhook signature checks, customer state, entitlement logic, and live/test key separation.
Reviews database migrations, row-level security or ownership rules, seed assumptions, and generated database types for launch gaps.
Inspects deployment configuration, environment variables, canonical URLs, redirects, domains, and provider callback URLs.
Surfaces monitoring, error handling, loading states, tests, and the next copy-ready agent prompt.
Run a scan before shipping an AI-built project to identify auth, billing, database, deploy, monitoring, and test gaps that still need evidence.
Use it after major changes to auth, billing, database, or monitoring so the next pass focuses on the newly introduced risk area.
Hand the output to a coding agent when you want the next session to work on one evidenced gap instead of a broad request to make the app production ready.
Review provider settings separately when the scan points to dashboard-related items such as canonical URLs, callback URLs, or environment variables.
Compare repo evidence against launch expectations when a demo works but the team still needs proof that production paths are wired correctly.
Yes. The pricing page says the free plan is intended for trying VibeRaven on a real AI-built app before adopting it as a repeated production-readiness workflow.
VibeRaven is positioned for pre-launch checks and for repeat passes when major auth, billing, database, deploy, or monitoring changes need review.
The source says a strong pass starts with repo evidence and separates changes the agent can make from dashboard actions that still need human or read-only provider verification.
The product turns launch risks into a focused, copy-ready coding-agent prompt after scanning for gaps across auth, billing, database, deploy, monitoring, and tests.