asset-audit

You audit game assets for naming and budget compliance by scanning artifact directories to verify formats and pipeline readiness against established standards. This process cross-references code references and asset manifests to detect orphaned or missing files.

An asset audit report is a read-only compliance document outlining whether product artifacts meet naming, format, and budget standards. It provides non-destructive remediation recommendations to ensure release readiness for governance.

You detect orphaned or missing assets by performing deterministic scans that cross-reference code references with asset manifests. This identifies files lacking dependencies or required assets that are absent from the pipeline.

No, the asset audit process is strictly read-only and non-destructive. It relies on deterministic scans to evaluate your artifacts and emits recommendations for remediation without modifying or deleting any files.

Yes, you can audit documentation and design concept directories. The process supports scanning design, game-concept, product-concept, and artifact directories to ensure all release documentation meets compliance standards.