Industrial Vibe Coding,
Factory-Pentested
Build your business applications in real code with VisionFab: you describe, the factory builds, checks and pentests, the application runs on your premises. And your IT department will say yes.
What you will discover
15 pages to build real-code applications your IT department will approve
From prompt to production, this guide shows how the VisionFab factory builds applications in real code, checks them, pentests them and deploys them on a core installed on your premises, with the guarantees your IT department expects.
- 01Vibe coding without hitting the IT wall
- 02How it works: the factory in four steps
- 03Business users and developers on the same application
- 04AI agents in your apps, like colleaguesAI agents
- 05SAP and your systems: your apps read, the Core writesSAP
- 06The chapter your IT department will loveHand to IT
- 07Who does what: business autonomy, IT governance
- 08Writing a good prompt: the CADE method
- 09Frequently asked questions
- 10Checklist before your first project
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Who is it for?
This guide is for the teams
that want to move faster
Maintenance Manager
Build your downtime and intervention tracking app, and take it to production without friction.
Production Director
Track your throughput and OEE in real time with a real-code app, deployed on your premises.
Supply Chain Manager
Traceability, stock levels, stockout alerts: build your tools without external dependencies.
CIO / IT Manager
Channel vibe coding: blocking controls, factory pentest, signed modules, a core inside your perimeter.
Quality / EHS Manager
Non-conformities, audits, certifications: digitize your processes starting this week.
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What you will learn
Method
The CADE method for writing an effective prompt
Context, Actions, Data, Expected outputs: the structure to get a working application on the first generation, then evolve it by prompt.
Factory
A chain of blocking controls, pentest included
Code analysis, dependencies, tests, security gates, automated pentest: if a control fails, the application is not delivered. No exceptions.
AI agents
AI agents with an account, permissions and traceability
A diagnostic agent works in your apps like a colleague: its own identity, rights limited to its role, every action logged.
SAP
Your apps read, the Core writes
Writes to SAP go exclusively through the Core’s modules: a single, audited write path, offline mode included.
Governance
The chapter to hand to your IT department
Two pages written for your CIO or CISO: imposed stack, signed modules, CRA and NIS2 compliance. Your green-light pitch.
Practical
Checklist before your first project
Use case, team, starting scope: the points to check before launching your first application in good conditions.
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