AI builders make it wonderfully easy to get from idea to demo. Lovable can give you a SaaS-looking app in an afternoon. Bolt can wire together a prototype fast enough that your roadmap starts to feel slow. Cursor, Claude, Codex, Replit, and v0 all make the same thing possible in different ways: more product gets shipped by people who did not spend a week reading the codebase first.
That is mostly good. The uncomfortable part is that apps can now reach real users before anyone has done the boring launch hygiene.
Not a dramatic security audit. Not a month-long penetration test. Just the small checks that catch problems before your first strangers arrive.
Start with the part automation can actually check safely:
npx taskbounty-check@latest .
