Antigravity Security Checklist
Last updated: January 12, 2026
Use this checklist to ensure your Antigravity application is secure before launch. 5 critical items require immediate attention.
Why This Security Checklist Matters
Security checklists serve as systematic guides for identifying vulnerabilities that might otherwise be overlooked during rapid development cycles. For Antigravity applications specifically, this checklist addresses the most common security gaps that emerge when using AI-assisted development workflows.
Research from multiple security organizations indicates that approximately 80% of AI-built applications contain at least one exploitable vulnerability at launch. The vulnerabilities are often predictable—they follow patterns that this checklist is designed to catch. By systematically reviewing each item, you significantly reduce the risk of launching an insecure application.
Unlike generic security checklists, this guide focuses specifically on vulnerabilities prevalent in Antigravity applications. Each item has been prioritized based on real-world attack patterns and the potential impact of exploitation. Critical items should be addressed before any production deployment.
Critical Priority
Critical items can lead to complete application compromise, data breaches, or unauthorized access to all user accounts. These must be addressed before deploying to production. Attackers actively scan for these vulnerabilities.
High Priority
High priority items represent significant security risks that could allow unauthorized access to sensitive data or functionality. While not immediately catastrophic, these vulnerabilities should be fixed as soon as possible.
Medium/Low Priority
Medium and low priority items strengthen your overall security posture. While they may not be immediately exploitable, addressing them prevents attack chains and defense-in-depth gaps.
Manual vs Automated Security Checking
While manual security reviews are thorough, they're time-consuming and prone to human error. Automated scanning catches common vulnerabilities instantly, freeing you to focus on business logic and complex security decisions.
Items VAS Automates
- Exposed API keys and secrets in JavaScript bundles
- HTTP security header configuration
- Supabase RLS policy testing
- Firebase Security Rules validation
- Cookie security attributes
Manual Review Still Required
- Business logic vulnerabilities
- Custom authentication implementations
- Access control logic in API routes
- Data validation requirements
- Third-party integration security
Visual Builder Security
Audit auto-generated API integrations
AutoCheck each drag-and-drop component's API connections for exposed credentials
Verify component-level permissions
Ensure admin-only UI components enforce access at the data layer, not just visibility
Review form input validation
Visual form builders create client-side validation only — add server-side checks
Check preview deployment exposure
Verify preview URLs aren't publicly indexed or accessible without auth
Data Layer Security
Enable database access controls
AutoIf using Supabase/Firebase, enable RLS or Security Rules on every table
Validate data access per user role
AutoTest that each user role can only access authorized data
Secure third-party data connections
Visual integrations may store credentials in component config — move to env vars
Deployment & Secrets
Move secrets to deployment settings
AutoRemove hardcoded keys from generated source — use Antigravity's env var panel
Disable debug endpoints
Auto-generated debug routes should be removed before production
Verify HTTPS on custom domains
AutoEnsure SSL is configured for any custom domains
HTTP Security
Add Content-Security-Policy
AutoPrevent XSS and injection attacks in visual components
Enable HSTS
AutoForce HTTPS connections
Set X-Frame-Options
AutoPrevent embedding in third-party iframes
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Don't Check Manually
VAS automatically checks 8 of these 13 items. Get instant results with detailed remediation guidance.
Run Automated Security ScanFrequently Asked Questions
Does Antigravity's visual builder handle authorization?
No. Visual component visibility is not the same as authorization. Hiding a button doesn't prevent the underlying API call. You must enforce access control at the data layer — database RLS or backend middleware.
How do I audit Antigravity's auto-generated integrations?
Check each component that connects to an external service. Open the component settings and verify credentials are stored in environment variables, not hardcoded in the component configuration.