VIBEEVAL VS VIBESEC.SH
VibeSec.sh (vibesec.sh) is a lifetime $19 prompt-rules file you drop into your project so Claude / Cursor / Copilot write more secure code. VibeEval is the recurring scanner that verifies the rules actually worked.
Where VibeSec.sh Wins
- Lifetime $19 with no subscription
- 30 vulnerability types and 140 bypass techniques baked into prompts
- Framework-aware: Next.js, Express, Flask, React, Supabase
- 100% local — code never leaves your machine
Where VibeSec.sh Falls Short Alone
NOT A SCANNER
It's a prompt-rules file. It guides AI to write better code; it does not verify the code that landed.
AI IGNORES RULES
Even with rule files, models follow guidance inconsistently. You need verification.
NO RUNTIME COVERAGE
Prompts can't fix Supabase RLS being off, S3 buckets being public, or service keys being returned in API responses.
NO RE-AUDIT
One-time install. No mechanism to confirm fixes landed or new bugs didn't appear.
Feature Comparison
| Feature | VibeSec.sh | VibeEval |
|---|---|---|
| Prompt-rules / IDE guidance | Yes | No |
| Code scanning | No | Yes |
| DAST (live app) | No | Yes |
| IDOR / cross-user | No | Yes |
| Supabase RLS live probe | No | Yes |
| Continuous re-audit | No | Yes |
| Cost | $19 lifetime | $19/mo |
When to Pick VibeSec.sh
- You want prevention at code-generation time
- Solo dev who lives in one editor
- You only have $19 budget total
When to Pick VibeEval
- You shipped to production and need verification
- You need exploit proof, not better prompts
- Your stack uses Supabase or Firebase
Best Together
Drop VibeSec.sh into the project so AI writes better code. Run VibeEval to verify the deployed app is actually safe. Same $19 price tag in month one; complementary coverage.
Related
- All alternatives — full comparison hub
- VibeLint (similar prompt/IDE layer with subscription)
- Vibe Coding Security Risks
COMMON QUESTIONS
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