Observed arrival · 2026-10-20
Slop Medic: a human check for AI-built apps
Slop Medic offers security reviews for apps built with AI coding tools, with a plain-English report and fixes framed as prompts for the AI.
- For
- People preparing AI-built apps for launch
- Worth noticing
- Its fictional Ledgerly sample report flags exposed invoices, fakeable payments, and permissive forms, with urgency labels and a slop score.
Field notes
The described review starts with software checks, followed by a human review of findings in the code and tests against the live app using accounts the reviewer creates. The sample uses a fictional 8,900-line app called Ledgerly and assigns a slop score of 61; its examples include exposed invoices and payments that can be faked. The page says reports include fixes as prompts for an AI coding tool, rather than requiring the customer to translate technical findings themselves.
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