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Launch a vibe-coded app with a ship checklist

Before you share your app, have the coding agent walk a launch checklist: domain, hosting, secrets, privacy, error pages, backups and basic security.

Replit Agent Blaze Fish recipe
54
Proof
10/40
Payoff
20/25
Ease
13/20
Cost
11/15
How the score works
Difficulty
Intermediate
Setup time
1.5 hr
Monthly cost
$20/mo
What it saves
a bad launch day

How to do it

  1. Ask the agent to review the project against the checklist and report, not fix.
  2. Fix the red items first: exposed keys, open admin pages, missing input checks.
  3. Connect your domain and turn on HTTPS.
  4. Add a privacy page, error pages and basic analytics.
  5. Set up backups and an uptime check, then launch.

The prompt

Review this project for launch. Report only; do not change anything.
Check: secrets or API keys in the code, pages anyone can reach without login that should be private, missing input validation, error messages that leak details, missing rate limits on forms, HTTPS, a privacy page, a 404 page, backups, and what happens if a third-party service is down.
Give me a table: item, status (ok, risk, missing), why it matters, how to fix. Red items first.

Blaze School prompt pack

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