Assessments & IT review

Review / Production readiness

Give your reviewers a basis for the decision.

Help your IT and security team check the app’s controls, challenge assumptions, and decide what needs resolving before approval. Start with the assessment’s evidence packet.

Give your reviewers the context

Check the claims against the evidence.

Run the app assessment first, then provide the resulting packet to your IT or security team through an approved channel. This prompt asks their agent to independently check the evidence and open risks.

Start with an app assessment

Details stay on this page until you copy them. Keep credentials and sensitive client records out of prompts. Your coding assistant’s own data settings apply.

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Agent prompt

What the review should establish

Verified controls and unresolved risks.

  • Which controls are demonstrated by source, tests, and deployed configuration.
  • Which Swirls capabilities apply, what configuration they require, and what remains the app’s responsibility.
  • Blockers, unresolved risks, and missing evidence, each with an owner and a verification step.
  • Conditions for your organization’s approval. An assessment is not a certification or a guarantee of security.

When you want a hand

Bring your questions
to an engineer.

Decide which findings to address with your own team and where you want help. A Studio engineer can investigate a concern, explain the tradeoffs, or take on an agreed part of the implementation.

The report stays in your workspace. Book a call to discuss the findings, scope, and cost.

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