audit-full

You can perform a full codebase security audit in a single pass by leveraging an extended context window to analyze entire projects and trace cross-file vulnerabilities. The audit identifies architectural violations and dependency risks by analyzing data flow.

A single-pass codebase audit analyzes an entire project at once using an extended context window. It works by tracing data flow and analyzing module coupling to identify security vulnerabilities, architectural inconsistencies, and dependency risks holistically.

You can audit codebases of approximately 50,000 lines of code for architectural violations and security risks. The audit leverages an extended context window to process the entire project in one pass without chunking.

Yes, you can check for dependency risks and cross-file vulnerabilities together. The multi-faceted audit traces data flow across modules to identify security flaws, architectural soundness, and outdated dependencies simultaneously.

The best way to audit code quality before a release is to run a comprehensive analysis covering security, architecture, and dependencies. This identifies critical flaws and architectural inconsistencies that could pose risks.

Analyzing module coupling matters for a codebase audit because it reveals architectural violations and structural weaknesses. By tracing data flow and coupling across files, the audit detects deep vulnerabilities that isolated file checks miss.