Vibecheck

Requires Chippery Pro

Vibecheck scans your codebase for security vulnerabilities and code quality issues.

Running a Scan

/vibecheck

You can also use /scan, /audit, or /security.

What It Finds

Vibecheck looks for:

• Security vulnerabilities - Injection risks, exposed secrets, unsafe patterns
• Code quality issues - Anti-patterns, complexity problems, maintainability concerns
• Best practice violations - Framework-specific issues, deprecated usage
• Potential bugs - Logic errors, edge cases, error handling gaps

Severity Levels

Issues are categorized by severity:

Level	Meaning
Critical	Immediate security risks, fix now
High	Significant issues, fix soon
Medium	Moderate concerns, plan to address
Low	Minor suggestions, nice to fix

Results

For each issue, Vibecheck provides:

• What - Description of the issue
• Where - File and line number
• Evidence - Code snippet showing the problem
• Fix - Suggested remediation
• Verify - How to confirm the fix worked

When to Run

Run Vibecheck:

• Before committing major changes
• When reviewing unfamiliar code
• As part of security audits
• When onboarding to a new codebase