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Keep your Cursor projects production-ready

Cursor accelerates development inside your real codebase - editing multiple files, running commands, and adding features faster than manual review can keep up.

NEKOD scans the repo Cursor is changing for security gaps, compliance risks, and production blockers - then gives you a prioritized fix list before you deploy.

Why it matters

Why Cursor projects need continuous checks

Cursor works directly in your repository - suggesting diffs, applying multi-file changes, and iterating with agent workflows. That speed changes what review needs to catch: a single accepted suggestion can touch an API key, an auth path, or input validation across several files at once.

NEKOD connects read-only to GitHub, runs automated checks across security, compliance, and reliability, and surfaces what to fix first - without slowing down the way you build in Cursor.

Common stacks in Cursor repos - we assess all of them

TypeScript / Python

Full-stack languages

React / Next.js

Frontend frameworks

Supabase / Postgres

Database & auth

GitHub repos

Connect read-only

Node / FastAPI

API backends

Vercel / AWS

Deployment targets

NEKOD - Content

Production-app

OverviewScopeScansFindingsDocsTechnicalSettings

What we found

Inferred

Confirm or adjust the audience NEKOD inferred from your repo.

What's this app for?

SaaS or app with user accounts

Edit

What kind of app is it?

Landing / marketing site
App with user accounts
API / backend service
Workflow / automation
Internal tool
Content site / e-commerce

User types

Business teams using AI agentsDevelopers configuring flowsAdmins managing accounts

Agents Brief Confirm what the app does and who uses it so every check matches real context.

Assessment

What We Check

Full-repo controls for Cursor-assisted codebases, re-run on every release

Repo-wide AI edits

Cursor changes span files, configs, and tests in one session. We verify architecture coherence, dead code, unsafe patterns, and unintended side effects.

Secrets & API keys

Hard-coded tokens, leaked .env values, exposed service keys, and insecure credential handling across the branches Cursor touched.

Auth, data & access

RLS policies, API route guards, session handling, and database access patterns introduced during AI-assisted refactors.

Dependencies & deploy readiness

Vulnerable packages, missing env examples, broken CI checks, and production gaps before you release what Cursor helped you build.

Be ready

Launching, fundraising, or vibe-coding in production. NEKOD helps you when it counts.

Critical · Security

Supabase service key hardcoded in edge function

Fix now

Fixed · Security

Supabase service key hardcoded in edge function

✓ Applied · +12 pts

Prioritized fix list

Every finding comes with severity, plain-English explanation, and what to fix next. Work top to bottom, or hand a fix straight to your AI builder.

72/100

Production score

NEKOD rolls up security, compliance, reliability, maintainability, and commercial readiness into a single 0–100 score. See where you stand, what's blocking you, and what to fix first.

Raw scan output

SUPABASE_SERVICE_ROLE_KEY hardcoded in supabase/functions/verify-password/index.ts:41

Your API keys are visible in the code

Anyone with access to the repo could use them to reach your database. Move keys to environment secrets.

Why it mattersWhat to fix

Plain language

Every issue comes with a plain-English title, why it matters, and what to fix. Set your detail level from beginner to expert in Settings.

2 Critical3 High5 Medium
Security
68
Compliance
52
Reliability
78

Critical · Security

Your API keys are visible in the code

Anyone with access to the repo could use them to reach your database. Move keys to environment secrets.

Report assessment

Every scan produces a structured report: scores by pillar, findings ranked by severity, and fix guidance in plain English.

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Keep your Cursor project in the green

Get a Production Score in minutes, then checks that keep running as your repo changes.