audit

Run a security and quality audit on your codebase using a phase-based, read-only inspection to identify and report structured, evidence-based issues across multiple domains. It surfaces actionable findings with risk levels to support safe, policy-driven releases.

A multi-domain codebase audit evaluates security, contracts, patterns, observability, and operations across Go, Python, TypeScript, and Rust projects. It applies phase-based context detection and read-only analysis to generate documented risk findings.

Yes, codebase audit analysis supports pre-release code reviews, security assessments, pull requests, and quality gates. It provides configurable domain scope to target specific checks and delivers evidence-based findings.

Yes, you can configure the domain scope to scan specific areas like observability and contracts during a codebase audit. By default, the tool applies all available domain checks to ensure comprehensive coverage.

A read-only codebase inspection reports security vulnerabilities and operational risks by applying phase-based context detection followed by domain-specific checks. It outputs structured, documented risk findings without modifying the underlying source code.

Automated codebase audits are limited to Go, Python, TypeScript, and Rust projects. The analysis is strictly read-only, meaning it surfaces documented risk findings but does not automatically remediate the detected security or quality issues.