audit-verify

Automated codebase verification executes 27 real checks against the codebase to validate audit claims about LOC, tests, dependencies, and configurations, producing a Markdown verification report with discrepancies and recommended patches.

An automated codebase audit verification report is a Markdown document generated after running 27 checks against a codebase. It validates claims about file counts, linting, security, and licensing, highlighting discrepancies and providing recommended patches for CI workflows.

Run codebase verification checks in a CI workflow by executing the verify.sh script, which supports optional installation, timeouts, and multi-output paths to generate a date-stamped Markdown V2 verification report for flexible pipeline integration.

The codebase verification process requires specific tools including pnpm, vitest, eslint, license-checker, and knip, alongside node and npm environments, to execute the 27 automated checks for testing, linting, and licensing validation.

The best way to validate security and licensing claims is using automated verification checks that execute real commands against the codebase, running 27 checks including lint, security, and licensing to generate a structured Markdown report with discrepancies and recommended patches.

When automated verification checks fail, the process applies robust handling of invocation failures, recording the discrepancies and errors in the generated Markdown V2 verification report rather than halting the entire 27-check auditing process.