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Customers attach a photo to an order.
- The browser sends the file to /upload
- The server saves it in uploads/
- The order links to it
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Customers attach a photo to an order.
Check it against
your own rules.
Comment on a finding.
Claude Code changes
the code.
13 app = Flask(__name__)14 app.config["UPLOADS"] = "uploads"15+ app.config["MAX_CONTENT_LENGTH"] = 2 * 1024 * 102416+17+ @app.errorhandler(413)18+ def too_large(e):19+ return {"error": "max 2 MB"}, 413
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security-standards.md — or architecture, compliance, business rules.
architecture.mdHow it worksWritten from your code by Claude Code, kept in sync with it.
security-standards.mdHow it should workYour own rules — security, architecture, compliance. No special format, no review engine.
security-review.mdWhere it differsEvery finding traced to the code. Comment on one, and it gets fixed — you approve.
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