Codebase intelligence, security triage, Adobe Commerce, and AI-assisted development -- written by practitioners who work with these systems every day.
Every Ghost Watcher™ commit triggers three passes automatically. Blast Radius maps what breaks. Conflict Detection finds where the codebase disagrees with itself. Ghost Brief generates the prompt that fixes it.
Read the post →A three-party review system where nothing ships until a Reviewer, an Executor, and a Founder all agree. Three votes. 47 commits. Three npm releases. Zero engineers.
Read the case study →Ghost Architect now shows you the cost before every scan. Stream for real-time results or submit as a batch and save 50% on API charges. Same analysis, same report, you decide.
Read the post →Ghost Watcher™ monitors every commit automatically. When a developer pushes to GitHub, Ghost fires -- Blast Radius, Conflict Detection, Ghost Brief -- with findings delivered to Ghost Portal and a PR comment posted before the reviewer opens the tab. Available on Ghost Team and Enterprise.
Read the post →Ghost Architect 8.2.5 ships a major upgrade to Ghost Partner Profiles. Your firm name. Your methodology. Your billing rates. Your branding. Injected into every report across all seven report types. Now accessible from the top-level menu without selecting a codebase first.
Read the post →Ghost Architect 8.2.1 ships Executive Brief. One page. Health score out of 100. Plain-language risk summary written by AI in consultant voice. A cost comparison table that shows what remediation costs manually versus with Ghost Brief. 24 hours and $4,800 becomes 3 hours and $3.60. Available on Pro Max, Team Max, and Enterprise Max.
Read the post →We ran Ghost Architect™ against its own 42,729-line production codebase using Ghost Brief™. Seven passes. 53 fixes. Zero regressions. Less than 24 hours. $3.75 in total scan cost. Estimated manual remediation value: $25,000 to $45,000. We never fixed a false positive. We never chased a hallucination.
Read on LinkedIn →SpaceX acquired Cursor today for $60 billion. Ghost Architect™ ships Ghost Brief™ today. The governed AI remediation pipeline converts every scan finding into a validated, blast-radius-aware prompt pack your AI coding agent executes immediately. Ghost finds it. Ghost tells the AI exactly what to do. The AI does it.
Read the post →No more separate trial flow. Install via npm, point at any codebase, run real work. Question and Recon are free forever, unlimited. Four free deep reports across POI, Blast, Conflict, and Prompt Triage. Plus cost transparency in Question mode. Here is what shipped, why we killed the trial flow, and what existing users need to know.
Read the post →Four analyzers, one deal-grade PDF, in roughly 60 seconds for roughly $0.02 in API charges. Stack reality, key-person risk, hidden dependencies, and a confidence-rated 90-day modernization roadmap. Built for agency founders pricing the SOW, PE diligence pre-LOI, and fractional CTOs walking into engagements cold. Here's what Inheritance Audit Mode does, why we built it, and how it changes the first 30 days of every inherited codebase engagement.
Read the post →Same engine, same corpus, half the findings. The HIGH that was buried in MEDIUM noise is now visible. Cost stayed flat at $0.43. Dedup expansion, severity recalibration, cap removal -- three fixes, one cleaner report. Here's the quality work behind the numbers.
Read the post →Your prompts are production code. Most teams have zero review process for them. v5.2.0 puts 16 detectors backed by published academic research into Ghost Open -- free, with cost pre-flight on every paid scan. 7 prompts. 116 findings. $0.41. Here's why prompt review is the next quality discipline and why we made it free.
Read the post →The largest architectural shift in the 2.4.x line since 2.4.4. PHP 8.2 dropped, 8.4+ required. Laminas MVC removed entirely. Valkey replacing Redis as the default cache. Plus 500+ core fixes that expose latent assumptions in your custom code. Here's what every agency and merchant needs to audit before upgrade day -- and the five-step pre-upgrade sequence to walk into the conversation with data instead of guesswork.
Read the post →v5.0.0 reframes Ghost Open as the full scan engine. Every finding, every severity, full PDF/MD/TXT for every scan. All five scan modes -- Chat, POI, Blast Radius, Conflict Detection, Recon -- included. Here's what changed and why.
Read the post →Ghost Partner™ is the consultant edition of Ghost Architect. A YAML profile loads your firm's methodology, billing rates, and branding into every scan -- so the report comes out reading like work you actually did. Available on Pro and above.
Read the post →Today, Adobe stops patching Magento 2.4.4. No more security fixes. No more support. If you're running it -- or managing clients who are -- here's what the real risks look like and what steps to take starting today.
Read the post →From the terminal command to the three output files -- a step-by-step walkthrough of exactly what Ghost Architect produces, what a Critical finding looks like in practice, and how an agency uses it the same day as the client kickoff.
Read the post →658 files. $0.23 in API costs. Three Critical findings including a credential exposure, a race condition inflating ad spend by 10–20%, and a mass assignment vulnerability with no CSRF protection. Here's the full breakdown.
Read the post →We scanned 658 files, surfaced 18 findings, and the total API cost was $0.23. Here's exactly where that money goes, how Ghost Pro users actually run 10–20 scans per month for $2–5 in API costs, and why the economics change everything about how often teams should be doing this.
Read the post →AI coding agents are powerful. But pointing an autonomous agent at a codebase you don't understand is how you create expensive, hard-to-reverse problems. The right sequence is triage first, agent second -- and here's exactly why that order matters.
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