ce-agent-native-audit

Audit agent-native architecture by running eight parallel principle audits that validate interactions, tools, prompts, data stores, and UI hooks. The process generates a scored report with per-principle numeric scores, an overall score, and documented recommendations to prioritize improvements.

An agent-native architecture review evaluates eight core principles: Action Parity, Tools as Primitives, Context Injection, Shared Workspace, CRUD Completeness, UI Integration, Capability Discovery, and Prompt-Native Features. Each principle receives a numeric score and identified gaps for actionable mitigations.

An automated agent-native architecture audit provides a repeatable, scored evaluation across eight principles using parallel sub-agents, whereas manual reviews are ad-hoc and slow. This approach quickly identifies architectural gaps and outputs concrete mitigations compiled into a shareable summary report.

Yes, the audit applies to codebases with agent-native interactions, tools, prompts, data stores, and UI hooks. It evaluates available components against the eight principles, scoring system completeness and generating recommendations even if certain integration layers are absent.

Run an automated eight-principle audit to identify gaps in an agent-native codebase. The audit evaluates Action Parity, CRUD Completeness, and Capability Discovery in parallel, producing a scored report with concrete mitigations to prioritize architecture improvements before deployment.