Cursor / AI coding agent review
Cursor Code Review Risk Checklist
AI coding assistants can generate useful patches quickly. This page focuses on what to inspect before merging a Cursor-style agent diff into a real codebase.
Review these files first
- Package/dependency files: package.json, lockfiles, requirements.txt, pyproject.toml, go.mod.
- Authentication and sessions: middleware, auth providers, JWT/session code, password reset flows.
- Payments and billing: Stripe/PayPal/Gumroad handlers, checkout callbacks, entitlement checks.
- Configuration and deployment: env handling, Dockerfiles, CI workflows, nginx/systemd configs.
- Generated or bundled files: large diffs that make review harder.
Minimum merge gate
- Save the patch:
git diff > change.patch - Run the local risk audit.
- Require real test output for high-risk patches.
- Manually inspect sensitive paths.
- Block merge if secret-like literals appear.
What the kit automates
The AI Agent Change Risk Audit Kit turns that checklist into a local CLI, JSON report, CI gate, and Pro workflow pack.
No code is uploaded to a review API. The diff stays on your machine or inside your CI.
Example command
git diff > change.patch
python src/agent_change_risk_auditor.py audit --diff change.patchRelated resources
Get the local kit
Basic Kit
$5one-time
Pro Pack
$19one-time