AI Code Audit

AI code audit in Germany: get repo, security, CVEs and infrastructure reviewed

An AI code audit checks not only whether AI-built code runs, but whether it is production ready. Veriploy does this from Germany with a named point of contact: repo, security, CVEs and infrastructure are reviewed and then kept under ongoing technical oversight, instead of stopping at a one-off report.

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  • Snapshot from 249 €
  • German point of contact
  • Repo + CVE + infrastructure
  • Ongoing oversight, not a one-off audit
Timo Wevelsiep

Technical point of contact

Timo Wevelsiep

Software engineer, cloud architect, founder & managing director

I review code, security and infrastructure and surface what is technically risky before launch, customer use or due diligence.

For questions like:

  • Is this release ready for production?
  • Which CVEs are really critical?
  • Will the architecture carry the next users?
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What an AI code audit covers

An AI code audit is more than a linter run. As an AI code audit Germany engagement, we look at the points that decide production readiness and rank every finding by severity. We review:

  • Repo and architecture: structure, dependencies, obvious weak spots
  • Security and access control: auth, roles, exposed secrets
  • CVEs and dependencies: known vulnerabilities in the packages you use
  • Database and RLS: tenant isolation, policies, access protection
  • Infrastructure, deployment, backups and monitoring
  • Production readiness: what is still missing before real users
02

Why AI code needs different review patterns

AI tools produce working code fast, but they rarely make the security and operations decisions that real production needs. An AI code audit therefore has to watch for different patterns than a classic code review:

  • Plausible-looking code that ignores real edge cases and error paths
  • Authentication without a well thought out roles and permissions model
  • Supabase RLS not enabled or incomplete across several tables
  • Secrets and API keys in the frontend or accidentally in the repository
  • Unchecked dependencies pulled in by prompt, with known CVEs
  • Copied patterns with no rate limiting, input validation or logging
  • Architecture that shifts with every prompt and gets hard to follow
03

German point of contact and confidential access

An AI code audit touches sensitive code. That is why at Veriploy you have a named point of contact in Germany: Timo handles the review personally, you talk to a person who knows your stack, not an anonymous ticket system.

We work with read-only access to the repository by default. Read access is fully enough for the review, we do not need write access because we do not commit the fixes ourselves. On request we agree confidentiality up front via an NDA.

Communication runs in German or English, async and traceable. Every finding is documented, prioritised and explained so your team can implement it without assuming prior security knowledge.

04

Snapshot and Baseline as your entry point

You start with a one-off review and then decide whether ongoing oversight makes sense. Prices are fixed and transparent.

Snapshot 249 €Baseline 490 €
ScopeAutomated scan plus a short manual look at 1 repoDeep initial baseline: repo, architecture, dependencies, config
ResultThe 5 most important risks, 1-page risk dashboardRisk dashboard, CVE baseline, secrets check, plan recommendation
CVEs and dependenciesPoint-in-time snapshot on the review dayFull baseline as a reference point
SupportOne-off, clear next stepsOne-off, with a recommendation for the right plan
Best forFirst assessment, small budgetClean starting point before any ongoing oversight
05

Watch, Guard and Launch as ongoing oversight

AI-built code drifts fast: new dependencies, new CVEs, shifting architecture. Yesterday's audit does not cover that. So after the entry point Veriploy offers ongoing oversight in fixed monthly plans:

Watch 299 €/moGuard 749 €/moLaunch 1.490 €/mo
FocusCVE and dependency monitoring with heads-upsReviews of important changes plus async sparringClose support before and during larger releases
ReviewsRecurring report with a risk dashboardReviews of risky pull requests, prioritisedMore frequent reviews and a release-readiness check
SparringHeads-up on critical findingsDirect channel for questionsClose exchange and human prioritisation
Best forStable apps that rarely changeProducts in active developmentTeams just before or after go-live
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How it differs from pure AI code review tools

Automated AI code review tools are useful: they run on every commit, catch many standard issues and are cheap. But they do not replace an AI code audit with human judgement. A tool hands you a score, it does not prioritise and it does not understand your business context.

Veriploy uses automation as the base and puts human review on top. We decide which findings are truly critical, which can wait and which are harmless in the context of your app. Instead of a long list you get a prioritised assessment.

Before larger releases you get a human judgement instead of an automated score. Exactly this combination, tools for breadth and a human for depth, sets the audit apart from a pure review bot.

Example finding

What a finding looks like

veriploy-reportHigh
DEP-04CVEs and dependencies

A package pulled in by prompt has a known CVE in the version you use, a documented attack path is reachable. Recommendation: update to a patched version and review how it is used in the code.

Comparison

Pure review tool or Veriploy AI code audit?

AI code review toolVeriploy audit
ResultAutomated score and listPrioritised, explained findings
PrioritisationAll findings weighted equallyHuman prioritisation by risk
ContextDoes not know your business contextRates findings in the context of your app
InfrastructureMostly code onlyRepo, CVEs and infrastructure together
Point of contactNo direct contactGerman point of contact, async sparring
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

  • What exactly is an AI code audit?

    An AI code audit is a systematic review of AI-built code for production readiness. As an AI code audit Germany service, Veriploy looks at repo, security, CVEs and infrastructure, ranks every finding by severity and explains what to do. It is more than an automated scan and not a classic penetration test.

  • How does it differ from an AI code review tool?

    A tool runs automatically and hands you a score without knowing your context. Veriploy uses automation as the base and puts human review on top: we prioritise findings, rate them in the context of your app and include infrastructure and CVEs, instead of only scanning the code.

  • Is the point of contact based in Germany?

    Yes. At Veriploy you have a named point of contact in Germany, Timo handles the review personally. Communication runs in German or English, async and traceable, without an anonymous ticket system.

  • Do you need write access to our repo?

    No. We work with read-only access by default. Read access to the repository is fully enough for the review, because we do not commit the fixes ourselves. On request we agree confidentiality up front via an NDA.

  • What does an AI code audit cost?

    The entry point is fixed: Snapshot 249 € and Baseline 490 € as one-off reviews. Ongoing oversight starts at 299 € per month (Watch), then Guard at 749 € and Launch at 1.490 € per month. All prices are net plus VAT, plans cancellable monthly.

  • Is a one-off audit enough?

    For a first assessment yes, for ongoing operation rarely. AI-built code changes fast, new CVEs surface weekly and the architecture shifts with every prompt. So after Snapshot or Baseline we recommend ongoing oversight with Watch, Guard or Launch.

AI code audit from Germany, with ongoing oversight afterwards.

Start with Snapshot or Baseline, then we keep the code monitored in the plan that fits.

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