arib-deep-audit

Automated codebase auditing executes 21 distinct security, performance, and architectural checks in a single operation to ensure compliance. It uses parallel agent dispatch and adversarial verification to minimize false positives before finalizing findings.

Adversarial refutation in code compliance auditing applies a skeptic-based filter to identified issues. This mechanism minimizes false positives by attempting to refute findings before finalizing the audit report.

Running a wave-end compliance audit requires git integration to compare your current branch against the main branch. The process adheres to a defined agent architecture for structured reporting and audit-hash generation.

You can fix audit findings automatically using IMPLEMENT-FROM-FILE mode. This dispatches specialist agents to perform targeted, parallelized remediation of specific security and architectural issues identified during the audit.

Automated code auditing requires no external dependencies but mandates git integration and a defined agent architecture. Your environment must support parallel agent dispatch to execute the 21-section checks successfully.