A production engineering audit of any AI-built, citizen-coded, or vibe-coded application. We review the full codebase through read-only GitHub access, probe the live deployment, and deliver a branded PDF with severity-rated findings, a 13-Layer Scorecard, and a prioritized punchlist. The audit report becomes the scope of work.
Read-only repo access. Revoked when the report lands. NDA available on request.
88% of AI agent pilots never reach production. The gap between a working demo and a deployable product is engineering discipline, and increasingly, documentation of it. Enterprise procurement teams require audit and penetration test results before a vendor gets onboarded. Boards ask who reviewed the security. Insurers ask what the coverage is standing on. The Rapid Platform Audit answers all three in one artifact.
Every Faction engagement starts here. The audit scores your platform across all 13 layers and generates the modular work order. No discovery calls, no guesswork. The findings are the scope.
Your team built fast with AI tools. The audit tells you what got skipped before your customers, your investors, or an incident report does.
The scorecard maps to what vendor onboarding teams actually ask for. Third-party validation, severity ratings, documented remediation path. On letterhead.
The audit report becomes the scope of work.
Your teams and citizen coders are building software in-house, and some of it is headed for customers. The audit tells you which builds are deployment-ready and which need finishing before they carry your name.
The deal is real but the vendor security questionnaire is sitting in your inbox. The audit produces the documentation procurement expects, in a format their team recognizes.
Audit results are a standing requirement for vendor lists at larger customers. $200 and 24 hours gets you the artifact instead of a six-week internal review.
AI tools put building in everyone's hands. Third-party validation puts confidence back in leadership's. Independent findings, severity-rated, with fixes attached.
The same 13-layer framework that runs every Faction engagement and backs the CADE certification for AI-directed engineers. Nothing gets a pass because it wasn't checked.
Every layer receives one of three scores. The scorecard reads in thirty seconds and holds up in a procurement review.
The layer meets production standard. Documented, verified, nothing to action.
The layer works but carries risk at scale. Findings include the specific gap and the fix.
The layer has a flaw that threatens security, data, or availability. Fix before deployment. Every critical finding ships with a remediation path.
Five-minute form: repo URL, stack, what the application does, where the report goes.
$200 flat via Stripe. No proposals, no discovery calls, no invoicing cycle.
Your stack is scanned against all 13 layers through read-only GitHub access plus a live deployment probe.
Branded PDF in your inbox within 24 hours. You revoke repo access. Done.
Your code is your asset, and your caution about sharing it is correct. The audit runs on a read-only GitHub Collaborator invitation. That permission level is enforced by GitHub, not by policy: we can read the code and cannot modify, delete, fork, or push a single character.
The repo is reviewed for the audit and purged after the report is generated. Nothing is stored, archived, or reused. We run an engineering firm with a full client pipeline; reviewing your code and competing with you are different businesses, and we're only in one of them.
An NDA is available on request before we see anything. For teams with formal vendor requirements, that's standard practice, not a special ask.
The moment your report lands, or any moment before it, you remove the collaborator invitation. Two clicks. Access dead. You hold the keys for the entire engagement, which lasts about a day.
This is the same assessment that opens every Faction commercial engagement. AI-directed automation collapsed the cost of running it, so the price reflects the work, not the leverage of the moment you need it.
Get your audit→Secure payment via Stripe. Report delivered as a branded PDF. Re-audits available after remediation at the same rate.
Same intake form either way. We never ask for your GitHub password, 2FA, or a personal access token. An NDA is available on request. Questions about safety? See Code Safety & Trust.
1. Paste https://github.com/owner/repo in the form.
2. Pay via Stripe.
3. Done — your audit begins when payment is confirmed.
1. Before the form: install Faction Audit Reader on that repo only (choose “Only select repositories”).
2. Complete the intake form with your GitHub URL.
3. Pay via Stripe — your audit begins when payment is confirmed.
Faction Audit Reader is read-only — here is exactly what it can and cannot do, with links so you (or your AI) can verify independently.
Prefer it in writing? An NDA is available on request before we see anything. Access is scoped through GitHub’s standard Faction Audit Reader install on the single repo you choose — read-only, revocable anytime.
Faction Audit Reader requests Contents: Read-only only — the minimum GitHub allows for a code review. It cannot push commits, edit files, delete branches, open PRs, or change repo settings.
The audit downloads a working copy to run scanners and analysis, then purges it after your PDF is generated. We don’t retain, resell, or republish your source.
GitHub shows you exactly what Faction Audit Reader can do before you approve it:
Name, email, stack, description, repo URL, live URL — then Stripe checkout via Tally.
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Secure payment via Stripe. Faction Audit Reader (read-only) — repo purged after your report is generated. Revoke access anytime. Code safety FAQ. By paying you agree to our Terms and Refund Policy.
Questions first? support@gofactiongroup.com or Help & Support.
Some punchlists are an internal sprint. Some are architecture. Either way, the report already scoped the work.
13 layers. 24 hours. Every vulnerability mapped to a fix. The $200 that scopes everything that comes after.