ce-agent-native-audit

An agent-native architecture audit evaluates codebases against defined principles by launching parallel sub-agents to score compliance, producing a consolidated report with identified gaps and actionable recommendations.

Agent-native architecture involves codebases built around agent-driven workflows. You need an audit when scaling these workflows to ensure multi-agent coordination aligns with defined principles and produces a scored governance report.

Multi-agent architecture scoring works by launching parallel sub-agents, each evaluating a specific principle independently. The audit then aggregates these individual scores into a consolidated summary with gaps and actionable recommendations.

Yes, this audit generates a principled, score-driven report suitable for governance and improvement planning, providing a consolidated summary of architectural gaps and actionable recommendations to guide codebase enhancements.

Parallel sub-agent architecture audits evaluate codebases strictly against a predefined principle set. If the defined principles do not cover specific edge cases in your agent-driven workflows, the aggregated score and recommendations may miss those gaps.