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AISG — Security Check for Vibe Coding

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In short

AISG is an AI security scanner for vibe-coded apps: 26 sensors catch leaked secrets, bad deps and LLM risks before you deploy. See the pricing.

What is AISG — Security Check for Vibe Coding?

AISG is an AI security tool that scans AI-assisted ("vibe coded") applications for vulnerabilities before they ship, built for solo developers, product teams, and enterprises that need audit-grade evidence. It orchestrates 26 open-source security sensors across SAST, software composition analysis (SCA), secrets detection, infrastructure scanning, web scanning, and LLM red-teaming into a single pipeline, then applies its own decision logic on top. Instead of a flat list of findings, AISG scores risk contextually using eight factors such as exposure, data classification, and which AI components are involved, and it correlates individual findings into confirmed attack paths so you can see how a leaked credential or vulnerable dependency actually chains into a breach. A policy-as-code layer adds release gates, including a dedicated Vibe-Coding Gate that blocks unsafe releases, with an 18-step release process and human approval recorded in an audit trail. Source code stays local: AISG states your full source code never leaves your machine. Each run produces a detailed report with evidence, remediation guidance, and a 20-item security checklist. For teams on BestAIFor shipping AI-generated code faster than they can review it by hand, AISG is aimed at catching leaked secrets, unsafe patterns, vulnerable dependencies, and LLM-specific issues across the full stack before deployment.

What is AISG — Security Check for Vibe Coding used for?

Scanning AI-assisted / vibe-coded applications for leaked secrets, vulnerable dependencies, unsafe patterns, and LLM-specific vulnerabilities, and gating unsafe releases before deployment.

How much does AISG — Security Check for Vibe Coding cost?

Community

Free

Free — 2 targets, 2 scans/month, 3 sensors

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Beginner

Price not published

Rp 50rb/month — 5 targets, 50 scans/month, 12 sensors

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Expert

Price not published

Rp 149rb/month — 25 targets, 250 scans/month, all 26 sensors

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Enterprise

Price not published

Custom annual pricing — unlimited targets and scans, all 26 sensors

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Pros and cons

Pros

  • 26 orchestrated security sensors spanning SAST, SCA, secrets, infrastructure, web scanning, and LLM red-teaming in one pipeline
  • Attack-path correlation links separate findings into confirmed attack chains rather than a flat issue list
  • Policy-as-code release gates, including a dedicated Vibe-Coding Gate that blocks unsafe releases
  • Local execution — full source code never leaves your machine
  • Each scan ships an 18-step audit trail with human approval plus an evidence-backed report and 20-item checklist

Cons

  • Pricing is published in Indonesian Rupiah, which adds a conversion step for international buyers
  • Free Community tier is capped at 2 targets, 2 scans per month, and only 3 of the 26 sensors
  • Full 26-sensor coverage requires the Expert tier or above
  • Audit-trail and gate workflow add process overhead that solo hobby projects may not need

Questions about AISG — Security Check for Vibe Coding

What is AISG used for?

AISG is used to security-scan applications built with AI assistance ("vibe coding") before they ship. It runs 26 open-source security sensors across SAST, SCA, secrets, infrastructure, web, and LLM red-teaming to catch leaked credentials, unsafe patterns, vulnerable dependencies, and LLM-specific issues, then scores and correlates them into attack paths.

Is AISG free?

AISG has a free Community tier limited to 2 targets, 2 scans per month, and 3 of its 26 sensors. Paid tiers start at Rp 50rb/month (Beginner), with the full 26-sensor Expert tier at Rp 149rb/month and custom Enterprise pricing. Early access offers 7 days of the Beginner tier free for the first 25 developers.

Does my source code leave my machine when using AISG?

No. AISG runs locally and states that your full source code never leaves your machine, which suits teams with confidentiality or compliance requirements.

What is the Vibe-Coding Gate?

The Vibe-Coding Gate is one of AISG's policy-as-code release gates. It blocks releases flagged as unsafe as part of an 18-step release process that records human approval in an audit trail, so risky AI-generated code is stopped before deployment.

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