asset-audit

To check game asset naming conventions and missing references, scan your asset directories using glob-based pattern matching to enforce lowercase underscore naming and identify referenced-but-missing files. This generates a compliance report detailing pipeline violations without modifying source files.

Orphaned asset detection identifies game files with no code references by scanning art, audio, VFX, shader, and data directories. It reports these unused assets to help technical artists and engineers maintain a healthy, deployable asset pipeline and reduce project bloat.

Yes, you can validate texture dimensions, audio formats, and file size budgets during asset audits. The scan checks art and audio files against predefined format and size constraints, reporting any budget breaches to ensure runtime performance compliance.

Automate asset pipeline compliance by running an asset audit during pre-release or CI workflows. The scan performs glob-based checks on JSON/YAML schemas, naming patterns, and format budgets, outputting an actionable compliance report for engineers without altering source files.

No, the asset audit does not modify or delete source files. It performs read-only glob-based scans of your game development repositories to detect naming, size, format, and reference violations, generating a report that teams can safely action.

The best way to scan JSON and YAML data files for schema compliance is to run an asset audit on your assets/data directory. This validates the data file schemas against expected structures and reports violations alongside art and audio checks in a unified compliance report.