A tool to double-check AI-generated code on your own computer
This tool helps you catch security risks or mistakes in code written by AI before you use it. It works as a safety net for solo developers who use AI tools for their projects.
When you use AI like ChatGPT to write code, it can sometimes suggest insecure or incorrect solutions. This tool acts as a **guardrail** by checking the AI's output against specific rules right on your machine. Since it follows a **local-first** approach, your private code is never sent to an external server for review. It provides an extra layer of confidence for makers who don't have a human teammate to review their work. The developer is currently looking for **beta testers** to try it out in real-world scenarios.
Key points
- Filters AI-written code for security risks and mistakes in how it works
- Keeps your code private by running entirely on your local machine
- Helps solo developers verify AI suggestions more quickly
- The project is in an early stage and seeking 5–10 active testers
Quick term guide
- Solo developer
- An individual who handles all parts of creating a project or product alone.
- developers
- Developers are people who build software, apps, or websites.
- AI tools
- Software that can help create text, code, images, or other work.
- guardrail
- A safety rule that prevents a system from making harmful or unwanted mistakes.
- local-first
- An app design where your data is mainly stored and controlled on your own device.
- server
- A computer that stores files and shares them with other devices in your home.
- beta testers
- People who try an app before its official release and report what works or doesn't
- beta test
- A trial period where real users try an app before it officially launches, so the developer can fix issues and gather feedback