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- package/dist/src/utils/plugin-copier.d.ts.map +1 -1
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<strong>AI-assisted development, under control.</strong><br/>
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## The Problem
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**36.82% of AI skills have security flaws** ([Snyk ToxicSkills](https://snyk.io/blog/toxicskills-malicious-ai-agent-skills-clawhub/)). In May 2025, 170 out of 1,645 vibe-coded apps had security vulnerabilities exposing personal data. No specs. No tests. No review. Just vibes.
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Every alternative is an instruction layer — Cursor Rules, Copilot Instructions, Windsurf Rules, CLAUDE.md. They tell the AI *how* to write code but never *what* to build, never *how* to test it, and never *when* it's done.
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| [**EasyChamp**](https://easychamp.com) | Web (GCP) | Enterprise sports league management. 20+ microservices, ML video analytics. 4 years in production. |
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