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Fast development should not mean unmanaged risk.

Tools like Cursor, Claude, ChatGPT, Replit, Lovable, and Bolt can accelerate delivery. But a working demo does not prove that the code handles unauthorized access, failures, scale, or sensitive data safely.

What our AI code audit covers

We tailor the assessment to your stack and business risks. The exact codebase, environments, tests, and infrastructure included are agreed before work starts.

From codebase access to a clear decision plan

A defined process makes it easier to understand what was reviewed, why issues matter, and what happens next.

Know the issues. Know what to do next.

The goal is an actionable engineering assessment you can share with your development team or technical stakeholders.

Summary of why an AI video analytics platform needed a vibe code audit

When a working AI product needed production-grade engineering.

A public-safety-focused video analytics platform was built quickly with substantial AI coding assistance. FAMRO's assessment identified weaknesses in runtime efficiency, infrastructure fit, security posture, and maintainability—then helped shape a practical improvement plan.

Built with AI? Planning to launch or scale?

You do not need to abandon AI-assisted development. You need appropriate engineering oversight for the risks your application actually carries.

Common questions about AI code audits

A vibe coding audit is an engineering review of software developed with substantial assistance from AI coding tools. It examines risks that a functioning demo may not reveal, including security, architecture, maintainability, databases, and deployment readiness.
Yes. The specific coding tool is less important than the application's codebase, dependencies, runtime environment, and business use. We agree on a practical review scope based on what can be accessed and tested.
Both. We can focus on a pre-launch assessment, a specific high-risk component, or an existing application that needs independent engineering review. Testing in production environments is scoped carefully.
Pricing depends on codebase size, technology stack, review depth, environments, and time-sensitive requirements. We first discuss your objectives and then propose the scope, deliverables, and price.
Yes. Remediation, architectural improvements, security hardening, and infrastructure changes can be discussed after the audit. They are not automatically included in the assessment.
No. A code and architecture audit can identify important security weaknesses, but it does not certify that a system is secure. Independent penetration testing or compliance verification may be appropriate depending on the application.