audit

A comprehensive code audit detects security flaws, performance bottlenecks, architectural risk, and dependency health across your codebase. You run an end-to-end audit on the target project directory to generate a structured, actionable remediation report before shipping.

Dependency health analysis evaluates module structure, coupling, and dependency health across services as part of an end-to-end codebase audit. It identifies risks in your project's dependencies and produces a structured report with remediation steps.

Yes, you can audit multi-language monorepos for security vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and compliance. The audit enforces end-to-end coverage across the entire codebase and generates a structured report suitable for compliance reviews.

Checking architectural risk during a major refactor requires an end-to-end audit that evaluates module structure, coupling, and dependency health across services. This produces a structured, actionable report to guide your refactoring decisions and reduce risk.

A full code audit covers secret exposure and performance bottlenecks by enforcing end-to-end security checks and performance profiling. It identifies vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and performance issues across the codebase, producing a structured remediation report.

You should run an end-to-end code audit instead of a targeted scan for pre-release releases, major refactors, and compliance reviews. It evaluates security, architecture, performance, and dependencies together to produce a comprehensive structured report.