Understand · Improve · Recheck
Use reusable Guides to understand your app, ask your coding agent for changes, and check what improved.
SEC3Authentication now checks permissionsSEC7Missing rate limit on loginFixSEC9Backups restore — not checked this runRun a Guide to review your project.
Comment, or ask your agent to fix something.
Run again to see what changed.
A Guide is a Markdown page that tells your coding agent what to examine. Pick a built-in one or write your own.
What your app really does, and for whom.
How the parts really fit together.
Permissions, secrets, data leaks, what the agent may reach.
Code that only pretends to work.
What your latest AI changes actually did.
Run any Guide again to see what changed. Fix findings with your agent and check the result.
Not checked again? Never counted as fixed.
Select text on any Markdown page. Tell your agent what to do, or simply leave a comment.
The vote service writes each vote to a Redis queue, and a worker moves it to Postgres. The result page reads from Postgres only.
Why is there a queue between the vote service and the worker?
Keep editable Markdown pages locally. Work with your AI on any page, whether it is connected to code or not.
Know when a code-related page needs another review.
We keep a single Redis queue so the vote service never waits for the database. The worker is the only writer to Postgres.
2 of 9 key files changed since the last check · worker/Program.cs, vote/app.py
Share your pages as a web wiki. Teammates and clients comment in their browser. Their feedback syncs to your editor, where you decide what changes.
14 days free
GET /api/orders/export returns every order of the account to any signed-in user; it does not check the user's role.
Shouldn't this endpoint check user permissions? Only admins export orders.
Free in VS Code. Use your existing coding agent. Keep your code local and share pages only when you choose.