agent-native-audit

Audit agent-native architecture compliance by running a systematic review that launches parallel sub-agents to enumerate user actions, tool primitives, context injection, and shared data stores to evaluate adherence and surface gaps.

Agent-native architecture is a design paradigm evaluated by scoring principles like tooling, context injection, shared workspaces, capability discovery, and UI refresh paths against your codebase to ensure products support autonomous agent interactions.

Yes, you can run a focused architecture review by passing a principle-specific argument such as "action parity" or its corresponding number to trigger a deep dive on that single area before executing a full sweep.

Architecture audit findings are reported by aggregating scored results into a table with status icons, compiling a prioritized list of the top 10 fixes, and highlighting existing strengths to guide engineering teams.

No specific dependencies or external components are required to perform the agent-native architecture review, as the tool orchestrates its own specialized sub-agents internally to evaluate the codebase.

Use an automated audit when you need to systematically measure adherence across all eight agent-native architecture principles simultaneously, as orchestrating parallel sub-agents reveals comprehensive gaps faster than manual code reviews.