asset-audit

To check game assets for naming convention violations, scan your asset directories against your art bible or CLAUDE.md standards. The audit validates art, audio, VFX, shaders, and data assets using Glob patterns to ensure format and schema compliance before integration.

Finding orphaned assets and missing references involves scanning your game project directories to detect assets lacking code references and identifying referenced assets that are absent. This pipeline readiness check produces a report detailing reference completeness without modifying any files.

Yes, you can audit multiple asset categories like art, audio, VFX, shaders, and data simultaneously. The audit applies category-specific rules via Glob patterns across all specified directories, generating a comprehensive compliance report covering naming, format, and size budgets.

Asset validation checks prevent broken builds by detecting naming inconsistencies, incorrect file formats, oversized assets, and missing references before they enter the pipeline. This early detection stops bad asset drops from disrupting production workflows and wasting time.

The asset audit process does not modify or write files during the compliance scan. It strictly reads design standards and scans paths via Glob to produce an orphaned and missing reference report, ensuring your asset directories remain untouched and safe.