For app-builder graduates

You built the app. Now make it safe to grow.

AI app builders are a great way to get a working product fast. But the moment real users arrive, you own a codebase that probably has no tests, no review process, and an unknown security posture. That is exactly the moment Enterprise Skills is built for.

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Your export is a normal GitHub repository. Enterprise Skills works with any GitHub repo, so nothing about your builder needs special support and there is nothing to migrate.

What you have right now

  • A working app your users can see
  • Code you did not write line by line, so you cannot easily tell what is safe to change
  • Most likely no automated tests and no checks before changes go live
  • Real users and real data arriving, which raises the cost of every mistake

None of this means you did anything wrong. It means you outgrew the tool that got you here.

Five steps to a governed app

About fifteen minutes total. No prior engineering experience needed; every term links to a plain-English explanation in the Help hub.

1

Get your code onto GitHub

Every major builder can sync or export your project. In your builder, look for a GitHub, Export, or Download option and follow it. When you can see your files in a GitHub repository, you are done with this step.

2

Open it in a real editor and install Enterprise Skills

Open the project folder in Cursor or VS Code (both free to start), then run these two commands in the terminal. The second one detects your editor, sets up your project's operating rules, and starts a governed session.

npm install -g enterprise-skills
enterprise-skills init
3

Run your graduation report

One command tells you exactly where you stand: release readiness as it is today, whether any tests exist, whether your secrets are protected, and which governance controls are missing. It writes the full report to your project and ends with an ordered fix list.

enterprise-skills graduate report

Real output from a fresh app-builder export, before any setup:

- Release readiness as-is: 10/100 (NO-GO)

- Automated tests: none found

- Secrets hygiene: .env NOT git-ignored

- Governance controls: 1 deployed, 0 partial, 11 missing

- Authority pack: not created yet

4

Run your first audit

In your editor's AI chat, type the command below. The review skill checks your code the way a senior engineer would: bugs, security issues, and anti-patterns, explained in plain language with fixes proposed.

session start, then: review my recent changes
5

Put a release gate on it before real users depend on it

Install the Release Governor on your repository. From then on, every change is risk-checked and must show proof it is safe before it can ship. Fail the check, and the change simply does not go live.

Set up release gates

New to terms like pull request or CI? The Help hub explains everything in plain English.

Enterprise Skills is independent of and not affiliated with Lovable, StackBlitz (Bolt), Vercel (v0), Replit, or Runable. Your exported project is a standard repository; no integration with your builder is required or implied.

Keep building. Add the safety net.

Start free with 8 ready-made skills, then add the release gate when you are ready to ship to real users.