Securie for v0 — sandbox-verified BOLA + Server-Action auth on v0 output

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v0 is Vercel's React/Next.js-focused AI app builder. The output is generally well-structured, but the same Next.js pitfalls apply: dynamic routes without ownership checks (BOLA), Server Actions without session guards, middleware matcher gaps. Securie's AuthAuthz specialist catches each at PR time.

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What it does

v0 generates Next.js components heavily — Server Components, Server Actions, route handlers under /app/api. Securie's AuthAuthz/BOLA specialist catches dynamic-route handlers without ownership checks; the same specialist catches Server Actions without `const session = await auth(); if (!session) throw` guards. The CSRF specialist catches state-changing routes shipped without origin or token checks. The full Next.js + Supabase + Vercel stack is Securie's launch focus, so v0 output gets the most coverage of any AI builder.

When to use it

Every team using v0 for production code. Especially teams shipping admin dashboards or payment flows.

Limitations

Roadmap. Vercel-Marketplace listing pending. See /safe/is-v0-safe.

Install

  1. Connect v0 to a Vercel project + a real GitHub repo
  2. Install the Securie Vercel Integration (deploy-gate)
  3. Install the Securie GitHub App on the repo
  4. Push any v0-generated commit; Securie reviews on the PR + gates the deploy
  5. Click 'Commit suggestion' on any Securie auto-fix that lands on the PR

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