architecture-auditor

You can audit software architecture by running automated checks against predefined standards to identify security vulnerabilities like SQL injection, performance bottlenecks, and technical debt using configurable checklists.

A code quality audit checks your codebase against established standards to identify security vulnerabilities, performance bottlenecks, inconsistent naming conventions for variables and database tables, and code smells.

You can enforce naming conventions by running an architecture audit that checks your codebase against predefined rules and standards configured in a JSON data file for consistent variable, class, and table naming.

Yes, the architecture audit supports customization through a JSON data file, allowing you to configure specific checklists and rules for security, performance, naming conventions, and technical debt.

The best way to catch security flaws before merging is to run an architecture audit that checks your code against common vulnerability standards, including SQL injection and XSS, to ensure code quality.

Yes, the performance audit provides a comprehensive checklist for optimizing both frontend and backend performance, helping identify and resolve bottlenecks across your entire architecture.