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To prioritize code refactoring, you need a systematic audit that surfaces high-impact improvements across frontend and backend boundaries. This process reduces code duplication, enforces SOLID principles, and generates a priority-based backlog with concrete refactors and tests.

Improving test coverage and enforcing SOLID principles involves scanning your codebase to identify code-quality opportunities and integration gaps. The audit outputs a prioritized improvement plan containing specific test additions and concrete refactoring actions to strengthen your OOP structure.

Yes, you can audit frontend and backend code together. A parallel code audit evaluates integration boundaries to surface high-leverage improvements across UI, payments, accessibility, and performance, ensuring all client-facing layers meet quality standards.

The best way to generate a prioritized backlog for technical debt is running a comprehensive code audit. This identifies duplication and SOLID violations, outputting a structured improvement plan with actionable refactors, documentation, and tests to maximize client value.

You trigger pre-PR validation by running an audit that generates a backlog of concrete refactors and tests. This process includes a validation pipeline step to ensure all proposed code quality improvements meet required gates before review and merge.