This is a lead paragraph. Open with the problem your reader has and promise what they'll learn. Body copy is set in a proportional typeface for comfortable long-form reading, while code and labels stay monospace to keep the terminal feel.

Start with the highest-impact checks

Write in short, scannable sections. Use bold for emphasis and inline links where they help. Keep paragraphs tight so busy engineers can skim.

  • Authentication and session handling
  • Authorization and access-control boundaries
  • Business-logic abuse paths
  • AI-generated code and dependency review
Pull out a key insight as a blockquote to give the reader a moment to breathe.

Show, don't just tell

Drop in a code sample when it clarifies a point:

// Example: reject requests missing an explicit tenant scope
if (!request.tenantId) {
  throw new ForbiddenError("Tenant scope required");
}

Close by summarizing the takeaway and pointing the reader to a next step — a related post, or a call to book a review.