agent-native-audit

Agent-native architecture design is evaluated by running eight parallel sub-agents that score Action Parity, Tools as Primitives, Context Injection, and CRUD Completeness, producing a consolidated scorecard and actionable recommendations for improving code, prompts, tools, and UI integration.

Evaluating prompt-native features and context injection requires running parallel sub-agents to enumerate and assess these specific architectural components, generating a scored report that identifies gaps and prioritizes improvements across your application's code and data stores.

Yes, an automated agent-native audit evaluates UI integration and capability discovery by running parallel sub-agents. These sub-agents assess architectural completeness and generate a consolidated scorecard with actionable recommendations for robustness and security.

Yes, an agent-native architecture audit specifically assesses tools as primitives and action parity by running parallel sub-agents that evaluate these dimensions alongside data stores and prompts, delivering a prioritized improvements report for governance reviews.

The audit evaluates architecture against eight core principles by running parallel sub-agents across code, prompts, tools, data stores, and UI integration. It identifies gaps and delivers a prioritized improvements report, focusing strictly on these defined architectural boundaries.