A fixed-price audit that reads your AI-generated codebase and tells you exactly what's broken, exposed, or one bad request away from failing — before your users find out for you.
Written report in 3 business days. No subscription, no retainer.
Every audit runs the same seven-point pass over your repo. Not a linter run — a person reading the code your AI tool wrote.
One scoped deliverable, one price, no surprise scope creep.
Scope limits, on purpose — an audit that promises everything is an audit you can't trust.
I run a production AI agent that handles real customer email for a small business — and "the code looks right" has never been good enough on its own to ship it.
Its regression suite runs 25 cases, each sampled 3 times against the live model, because AI output isn't deterministic run-to-run. Anything safety-critical is all-or-nothing — one bad run out of three fails the whole case, no partial credit. Static checks — a green build, a passing lint — don't count as verification on their own; the actual behavior gets checked every time.
That's the standard this audit applies to your code: read it, prove the finding, show you the line — not skim it and hand back a template.
No. $199 is the full price for the scope above. If your repo is unusually large (rough guide: 5,000+ lines of app code), you'll get a quote before I start — never a surprise invoice after.
The audit itself is diagnosis, not a patch — a report, not a pull request. Most people use it to fix things themselves with clearer prompts back to their AI tool, or come back for hourly implementation work afterward. Keeping those separate means the audit has no incentive to find more than what's actually there.
Read access to the repo (a GitHub/GitLab invite, or a zip export) and a one-line note on what's worrying you — or "just want a general check" is fine. No production credentials and no database access are needed; the audit reads code, it doesn't run against your live system.
Anything that came out of Cursor, Lovable, Replit, Bolt.new, v0, Claude Code, or similar — mostly JS/TS (React, Next.js, Node) and Python backends, plus their usual companions (Supabase, Firebase, Stripe, Postgres). If your stack is unusual, ask before ordering.
Email hello@recommd.com with your repo link and what's worrying you — you'll get a confirmation and payment link back before any work starts.