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Employees are vibe-coding company data into external databases IT can't see. Today we shipped the Superblocks App Database on AWS RDS. Make RDS your default app database and keep every vibe-coded app's data inside your own AWS account. IT governs it for every app; dev and prod stay isolated,... show more

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