The AI Fix Pack Workflow

A list of security findings is only useful if you actually fix them. The fastest path in 2026 isn't a PDF you skim once — it's a markdown file your AI editor can read, reason about, and turn into edits. That's exactly what the AI Fix Pack is.

What's in the pack

After you log in and scan, LaunchPal builds a single .md file containing every finding from *your* scan: what it is, why it matters, the real evidence we observed, and a fix tailored to your detected stack (Vercel, Netlify, Cloudflare, Supabase, or a generic fallback). It ends with a short disclaimer — these are launch readiness checks, not a professional pentest.

The workflow

1. Save the pack into your repo, e.g. docs/launch-fixes.md, so it lives in version control instead of disappearing in chat history.
2. Reference it in your AI editor — in Cursor, @docs/launch-fixes.md; in Claude Code, just point it at the file.
3. Fix one finding at a time. Ask the editor to address the top item, review the diff, then move to the next. Small steps keep you in control.
4. Re-scan after each batch to confirm the score moves — and to catch anything the change touched.

A prompt that works well: *"Read launch-fixes.md. Fix the highest-severity finding only. Show me a minimal diff and explain the change. Don't touch anything else."*

One safety rule: never paste live secrets

The Fix Pack never includes your secret keys — and you shouldn't either. If a finding is about an exposed key, the fix is to move and rotate it, not to hand the live value to a chat. Treat any key that has ever touched a chat window or a screenshot as compromised, and rotate it.

Re-download after verifying

Once you verify domain ownership, LaunchPal turns on deeper active checks — admin paths, debug endpoints, public storage buckets. Re-download the pack and it now includes those findings too, so your AI editor always works from the latest, complete picture.