Verify the decisions the agent made for you
An agent wires up auth, data access, configuration, and deployment while optimizing for a working result. Production-grade hardening is rarely the path of least resistance, so check it explicitly rather than assuming the agent chose the safe option.
- Database rules and ownership
Confirm tables enforce per-row ownership instead of permissive defaults.
- Authentication boundaries
Verify protected routes and APIs perform a real server-side session check.
- Exposed admin or debug surfaces
Look for scaffolded admin panels, debug routes, or seed endpoints that should not be public.
- Secret management
Ensure keys live in server-side secrets, not in client-reachable code or committed files.
Scale and cost of an agentic build
Agents reach for managed services and default configurations, which is convenient and occasionally fragile or expensive under load. Review the data-access patterns and price the hot paths the same way you would any generated app.
- Query patterns
Check for N+1 queries, unbounded reads, and missing indexes before real data arrives.
- Per-operation cost
Trace the busiest user action to the services it bills and model it at real volume.
The pre-launch checklist
- Audit database rules for per-row ownership
Replace permissive defaults with real authorization.
- Confirm server-side auth on every protected surface
No relying on client-side redirects.
- Remove or protect scaffolded admin/debug routes
Nothing internal should be publicly reachable.
- Move all secrets into server-side storage
Rotate anything that was exposed.
- Review query patterns for scale
N+1, unbounded reads, and missing indexes.
- Model hot-path costs at real volume
Cache or rate-limit expensive operations.
- Verify the dependency tree
Confirm packages are real and pinned.
Run this checklist on your repo, automatically
PeakStack scores every commit for security, scalability, and cost - with the exact line and a fix.
Request accessFAQ
Is an Antigravity-built app safe to deploy?
It will run, but an agentic build makes many unreviewed decisions. Before launch, verify access control, authentication boundaries, secret handling, scale patterns, and any scaffolded admin or debug surfaces.
Are agent-built apps riskier than vibe-coded ones?
They face the same risks. The vulnerabilities come from the model, so an agentic build and a vibe-coded build need the same security, scale, and cost review before real users.
How do I keep an agent-built app safe as it grows?
PeakStack scores security, scalability, and cost on every commit, so later changes by the agent or by you are reviewed automatically and regressions surface immediately.