Threat modeling
Why threat models change every release
A threat model frozen in time is a fiction. VibeReview refreshes it on every commit so the guardrails track the code instead of the diagram.
Most threat models are workshop artifacts. A whiteboard. A diagram in Confluence. A PDF reviewed once. Three releases later, the model and the code diverge. The guardrails generated from that model start firing on the wrong files.
What VibeReview does instead
Every push triggers a profiler run. The new entry points, new trust boundaries, and new data flows fold into the live threat model. Guardrails that no longer apply get retired. New guardrails get proposed. Your AppSec team reviews diffs, not whole rewrites.
When the model changes meaningfully
A new public endpoint surfaces. A new database connection appears. A library that handles crypto gets swapped. The model picks it up and routes the matching guardrails. The PR queue sees the consequences within the same review cycle.