I'm an ex-CTO and many companies I look in today, want to get AI coded apps into production, but engineering code reviews are the new bottleneck - and engineers don't even love to do them.

No more code reviews. Fuzz instead.

appfuzz works with WASM and runs the .wasm thousands of times against a simulated backend and reports problems: crashes, n+1 queries, XSS, SQL injection, leaked secrets, blown IO/CPU/instruction budgets.

Try it of your own - you don't need an app for the demo:

https://appfuzz.dev

Why: agents write code faster than anyone can review it, and in many companies people outside engineering (marketing, sales, support) want to ship apps too - pressure from the CEO is high.

But then engineers get the pager alerts.

One way to make them safer is to treat them like iPhone/iOS apps: sandbox, permissions, app review (what appfuzz does).

It works with Wasm components in any language, Spin, wasmCloud, Fastly Compute, and Shopify Functions.

MIT. Very early state.

Which platform should I add, and what should it look for?

https://appfuzz.dev