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A date audit found four benchmark pages carrying a publication timestamp earlier than the registration of builderproof.org itself. The dates are corrected, the method is unchanged, and the two lookups that verify the claim are written out in full.
A neutral, reproducible methodology proposal: how to measure whether AI app builders ship request throttling and brute-force protection by default, and where that protection actually lives.
As of August 2026, none of the five leading AI app builders (v0, Lovable, Replit, Base44, and Bolt.new) documents built-in internationalization (i18n) scaffolding. This axis proposes a neutral, reproducible way to score i18n output across five sub-criteria and finds multilingual support is a category-wide gap that teams currently fill with standard libraries or third-party tools.
A neutral, reproducible benchmark axis scoring how five AI app builders document database migration and schema-change safety, as of August 2026.
A neutral, documentation-based benchmark axis for whether AI app builders commit to dependency and supply-chain hygiene, scored across v0, Lovable, Replit, Base44, and Bolt.new (August 2026).
A neutral, documentation-based benchmark axis for whether AI app builders commit to accessible output, scored across v0, Lovable, Replit, Base44, and Bolt.new (August 2026).
As of July 2026, AI app builders increasingly claim to "test" the apps they generate, but that is not the same as handing you a re-runnable test suite you own. This proposed benchmark axis scores each builder on five documented sub-criteria and finds that agent-side verification is common while a persisted, developer-owned test suite is largely undocumented across the cohort.
A neutral BuilderProof proposal to score AI app builders on how autonomously each recovers from errors in its own generated code, separating build-error detection from runtime-error capture.
A neutral BuilderProof proposal to score AI app builders on Stack Currency across five documented sub-criteria. The finding: only v0 publicly version-stamps its generated stack in a dated changelog; three of five builders leave their framework foundation undocumented.
A neutral BuilderProof proposal to score AI app builders on Rollback Safety across five documented sub-criteria. The finding: code version history is now table stakes, but data-layer rollback is the sub-criterion almost none of them document.
Code and data lock-in get benchmark axes; how a builder handles your API keys does not. A proposed BuilderProof axis with a reproducible five-check rubric and a preliminary July 2026 docs read across five AI app builders.
Benchmarks measure whether you can leave an AI app builder with your code. Almost none measure whether you can leave with your data. A proposed sixth-family BuilderProof axis with a five-check rubric and preliminary, docs-based reads of five builders.
