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What 1,400 companies taught us about approving AI-built apps
We tracked a year of sign-offs across 38,000 apps. The fastest teams didn't review less. They settled the hard questions before anyone wrote a prompt.
Nadia Keller
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Build Chamfer apps from Claude, Cursor or Codex
Chamfer MCP is live on every plan. Connect your editor, build under your own role, and every change still lands in the Logbook with a name and a diff.
Mei Lin Tan
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Writing Specs your auditor can actually read
Specs are company-wide rules every new app follows from its first build. Here's how to write them so builders, reviewers and auditors read the same thing.
Mei Lin Tan
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What we found scanning 2,000 React apps for exposed keys
Before Refit opened to Next.js, we ran its scanner over 2,000 internal React repos that customers shared with us. Here's what it flagged, and what we changed.
Oren Bassett
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How Tessaly put a refund queue live in four days
Tessaly's support team described its refund process in one paragraph on a Monday. By Thursday, 40 agents were working the new queue behind SSO.
Efua Boateng
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Why we named it Chamfer
A chamfer is the small 45° cut a machinist puts on an edge so a part is safe to handle. Our founders' letter on why AI-built software needs the same step.
Nadia Keller
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40 finished apps, ready for your data
