Use case

An internal toolthat stays safe.

Internal tools are built in a day and run for years. Adams makes sure fast does not mean open to the internet.

Lite and Pro
// the problem

What goes wrong

Nobody reviews it, so nobody secures itBecause it is only for the team, it ships without login, with a database key in the code and an address anyone can guess.
It becomes critical by accidentA sheet turned app turns into the thing the whole company relies on. By then nobody remembers what it does.
// what adams does

What Adams does

Guards the connection detailsLite: database urls and keys are caught before they reach a commit.
Scopes a security checkPro: pick access control and the agent checks that one thing and reports by severity.
Writes down what it doesPro: a handoff note records the decisions, so the next person understands the tool.
// worked example

An example

A handoff for the next person

Illustrative session.

~/project~/your-project · example
/adams:handoff
Done: orders table, filters, csv export
Open: login is the shared team password
Decided: read-only, no edits from the app
✓ Handoff saved
// faq

Questions

Is an internal tool worth securing?

Yes. It often holds customer data and has the broadest access in the company.

Can Adams add login?

Your AI adds it. Adams asks the decisions first and checks the result.

Which part is free?

Secret, git and leak guards.

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