No significant scope creep detected

Scope creep in AI-generated code is a distinct failure mode from human-authored scope creep: the AI adds entire subsystems — admin dashboards, SSO flows, multi-tenancy layers — that were never requested, each carrying its own attack surface, maintenance cost, and regression risk. An unreviewed team collaboration system added without a PRD requirement means unapproved access control logic is live in production, and any bug in that logic is your liability. ISO 25010:2011 maintainability penalizes excess implementation directly: code that does not correspond to a requirement has no spec to validate it against and no owner to maintain it.

Audit each out-of-scope addition before deciding whether to keep or remove it. For each flagged module:

1. Check whether it is stable, covered by tests, and free of known vulnerabilities.
2. If keeping it, add it to your PRD and ensure it has proper access control — check src/app/ routes for missing auth guards.
3. If removing it, delete the route group, its components, and its schema models, then run a fresh migration:

# Remove the orphaned route and its data layer
rm -rf src/app/(admin)/teams
npx prisma migrate dev --name remove_teams_scope_creep

Leaving unrequested code in place means you own its security posture indefinitely.