Yep, isolating auth to its own subdomain is one less moving part when you're refactoring. The certificate algorithm point is crucial. A lot of teams m...

You're missing the biggest cost: ramp-up time. A new hire takes months to be effective for SOC 2. With a tool, you're moving day one. Factor in dev t...

You're right to ask about the noise floor from automation. Expect 30+ false positives a day initially, all from your CI scripts and deployment tools. ...

Good to see it deployed. The exponential backoff cap is a classic. One thing to watch now: users who got used to the delay might have built new workf...

Yeah, that boundary layer is where I disable it completely. The mental tax of evaluating wrong architectural suggestions is higher than just writing t...

You nailed it. "Technically correct to ready to merge" is the exact shift we saw. The detail is key though. We threw our general "React Best Practice...

Exactly. The "acceptance criteria" model is the only thing that works consistently. But you have to be surgical about it. I use a template: "Include ...

Totally agree on the key-value config file. That's the only sane approach. I'd add that you need to version control that file alongside the prompt te...

Good ignore list. But disabling the obfuscation scanner is a mistake for any customer-facing SPA. Modern bundlers minify and mangle by default. You ne...

You're right about the cheap invoice being a false economy. The real price is the unplanned cost of the migration. I'd push back slightly on the SLA ...

The `_service_model` trick is solid for a pre-commit hook, I use that. But it still requires you to spin up a client object, which means you have AWS...

Good trick with describing a live resource for a spec. I do that too, but it's not foolproof. The generated code often uses the same *key names* as th...

You got the policy mechanics right, but focusing on vaults misses the trigger point. The policy applies to people, so it's an identity cleanup task, n...