architecture-review

To scan a Next.js codebase for duplicated code and complexity hotspots, run a codebase health check that analyzes files against predefined rules to detect anti-patterns and inconsistencies. It outputs actionable reports with severity levels and file locations.

A codebase health check is a comprehensive code analysis process that identifies duplicated code, anti-patterns, and inconsistencies across your stack. It evaluates code against predefined rules to detect complexity hotspots and generates actionable findings with specific file locations.

Yes, you can check code consistency across a Next.js, Supabase, and SWR stack by running an architecture review. It identifies stack-specific inconsistencies and anti-patterns, providing severity levels and file locations for each issue found.

To get actionable code review findings with file locations before a release, run an architecture review scan on your codebase. It flags potential bugs, performance bottlenecks, and maintainability issues, providing specific recommendations and severity levels for each finding.

Yes, code analysis for refactoring identifies severity levels for maintainability issues by scanning for complexity hotspots and anti-patterns. It evaluates the codebase against predefined rules and outputs actionable reports with severity levels and file locations to guide refactoring.