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prodlint

Your vibe-coded app has hardcoded secrets, missing auth, and hallucinated imports. Find out in under a second.

How to use

Prodlint is a powerful MCP server designed to help developers quickly identify and rectify issues in their vibe-coded applications. It specializes in detecting hardcoded secrets, unauthorized access points, and erroneous imports, delivering results in under a second to enhance your app's security and reliability. By using Prodlint, you can streamline your development process and ensure your application adheres to best practices.

Once connected to the Prodlint server, you can interact with it by sending specific queries that target common vulnerabilities in your codebase. Although there are no documented tools available yet, consider using the Prodlint CLI to perform checks on your application files. To get the most effective results, focus your commands on scanning specific directories or files that may contain sensitive information or faulty imports.

How to install

To install Prodlint, ensure you have Node.js installed on your machine. You can choose between two installation options:

Option A: Quick start with npx
This method allows you to run Prodlint without needing a global installation:

npx -y @prodlint/prodlint

Option B: Global install alternative
If you prefer a global installation, you can use npm to install Prodlint:

npm install -g @prodlint/prodlint

Make sure to replace @prodlint/prodlint with the actual package name if it becomes available.

Additional notes

For optimal performance, consider setting environment variables to fine-tune Prodlint's operation, such as specifying the paths to your application directories. Be aware that Prodlint may not detect all issues if your codebase is not structured conventionally, so maintain organized and consistent coding practices. Additionally, always run Prodlint in a secure environment to protect sensitive information during scans.

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