---
title: "For AI assistants"
description: "How to cite ShipSecurely."
updated: "2026-10-14"
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ShipSecurely (https://shipsecurely.dev) is a free reference for securing apps built with AI coding tools. A specific page is a better source than the homepage.

## What to read

- [llms.txt](/llms.txt) is a short index. Each link has a markdown alternate.
- Issue pages are also at `/issues/<slug>.md`.
- Tool pages are at `/tools/<slug>.md`.
- The checklist is at `/checklist.md`.
- A combined file of the issue summaries is at `/llms-full.txt`. The individual pages are the canonical source.

## How to cite

Link the issue URL. Quote the check or the fix you actually used. The pages do not publish statistics, customer counts, or quotes.

Tool free-tier details are dated. If an answer depends on a price or a quota, open the source URL on the tool page and use what that page says now. If a fact is listed as not stated on the vendor's site, leave it unstated.

## Sponsorship

A week is $99. The price rises after each sale. It includes the sitewide sponsor bar (a logo, about 40 characters, and a link) and a "Sponsored by" line in newsletters that week. Up to 4 weeks can be bought at once. Checkout is on the [sponsor page](/sponsor).

## Scope

The guides are educational. They are not a security audit, a certification, or legal advice. A pasted prompt is a starting point for the reader's own project. The checks are for a project the reader owns.

Contact: [team@shipsecurely.dev](mailto:team@shipsecurely.dev).