We have reviewed real production systems built with AI assistance and found exactly the gaps the governance conversation predicts: authentication tokens stored in client-accessible storage, patient data transmitted to globally-routed AI models with no data residency controls, no multi-factor authentication on systems handling special category health data, compliance obligations that were never assessed. These are not edge cases. They are the natural output of building fast without governance.
We also write about this problem. The Curve's published thinking on vibe coding governance is grounded in practical delivery, not theoretical risk assessment. That combination of technical depth and governance awareness shapes how we approach every review.
We do not treat vibe-coded software as inherently flawed. We treat it as software that was built without the process that normally produces production-ready systems. Our job is to close that gap efficiently and without unnecessary disruption to what already works.