asset-audit

To audit game assets for naming conventions and pipeline compliance, this tool scans assets/ directories to identify violations in file formats, sizes, and cross-references, generating a structured Asset Audit Report.

Finding orphaned assets and missing references is achieved by scanning the workspace contract and cross-referencing asset dependencies, which surfaces compliance gaps and flags unused files in the audit report.

Yes, you can use this asset audit to check file sizes and formats across art, audio, vfx, shaders, and data directories, enforcing size budgets and format standards to ensure full pipeline compliance.

No, the asset audit report does not modify your game assets or workspace contract. It is a read-only process that analyzes directories and outputs a compliance summary with findings and recommendations.

Generating a compliance report for game asset naming conventions requires running a full audit on the assets/ directory, which analyzes file names against established rules and outputs a structured report for stakeholders.

You need to run an asset audit during game development when you want to enforce pipeline compliance, verify format standards, check size budgets, or identify orphaned assets before generating a stakeholder report.