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Vibe coding risk score

78 / 100

Plain-English walkthrough

This PR regenerated the checkout flow with an AI assistant. Three files were rewritten wholesale rather than edited, and the cart state shape changed without updating its consumers. Treat it as unreviewed AI output and test checkout end to end before merging.

AI Hallucination
Critical
Confidence: High

Import of `formatMoneyIntl` does not exist in `@/lib/currency`

src/lib/payments.ts:14

The AI edit introduced a named import that was never defined. The module resolves at build time but throws at runtime the first time checkout renders.

Suggested fix — Replace with the existing `formatCurrency(amount, code)` helper exported from `@/lib/currency`.

Cross-File Breakage
High
Confidence: High

Cart state shape changed in one file but not its three consumers

src/hooks/useCart.ts:62

`items` became `lines` here, while CartDrawer, CheckoutSummary and the order mapper still read `items` — they now render an empty cart with no error.

Suggested fix — Rename back to `items`, or update all three consumers in the same change.

Security
High
Confidence: Medium

Order lookup trusts a client-supplied user id

src/routes/api/orders.ts:31

The handler filters by `body.userId` instead of the authenticated session, so any signed-in caller can read another customer's orders.

Suggested fix — Filter on the verified session user id and drop `userId` from the request body.

Prompt Drift
Medium
Confidence: Medium

Discount guard was removed by a later AI edit

src/lib/discount.ts:22

An earlier version rejected negative percentages. The regenerated function dropped the guard, so a negative discount raises the price.

Suggested fix — Re-add `if (percent < 0 || percent > 100) throw new Error('Invalid discount')`.

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