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Env Var Auditor vs Vibe-code Security Checker

The short answer

The Env Var Auditor reconciles your .env.example with the code and flags secret-looking values. The Security Checker reviews the code itself for auth gaps and injection. The auditor is a five-minute config check. The checker is a review of the change.

Env Var Auditor

Paste .env.example and the code that reads it. Get missing keys, unused keys, and names that look like live secrets.

You paste
Paste the example and the reads. Copy .env.example and the lines that read process.env or the equivalent. Redact any real secret first; leave the name. A placeholder is fine.
You get
The fix. Add FLY_REGION=local. Change the Stripe example to a sk_test_ placeholder. Do not print a real key.
When to use it
Use it when .env.example and the code drifted apart and you cannot tell which key the app will demand at boot.
When to skip it
Never paste your real .env with live values. Paste the example file and the code that reads it.
Runs in
Cursor, Claude, ChatGPT
Difficulty
Medium
Shelf
Coding & Vibe Coding
Get the Env Var Auditor prompt

Vibe-code Security Checker

A review prompt for vibe-coded diffs. It hunts secrets, missing auth, injection, and insecure defaults, then names the fix.

You paste
Save the prompt where you write code. In Cursor, add the prompt as a project rule or paste it at the start of a review chat. In Claude or ChatGPT, save it as a project instruction. The rubric JSON can sit beside it.
You get
What it will not do. It will not hand you a working exploit. The sample key is fake. The output is the safer handler, not a payload.
When to use it
Use it before you deploy anything a model wrote that touches logins, secrets, user data, or a database.
When to skip it
It is not a penetration test and it refuses to write exploits. It names the risk and the fix.
Runs in
Cursor, Claude, ChatGPT
Difficulty
Medium
Shelf
Coding & Vibe Coding
Get the Vibe-code Security Checker prompt

Questions

What is the difference between Env Var Auditor and Vibe-code Security Checker?

The Env Var Auditor reconciles your .env.example with the code and flags secret-looking values. The Security Checker reviews the code itself for auth gaps and injection. The auditor is a five-minute config check. The checker is a review of the change.

Are Env Var Auditor and Vibe-code Security Checker free?

Yes. Both are free prompts from One Agent a Day under CC BY 4.0. Env Var Auditor runs in Cursor, Claude, ChatGPT. Vibe-code Security Checker runs in Cursor, Claude, ChatGPT.

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