code-audit

Code auditing automates enforcement of quality standards by running scripted checks that validate architectural patterns, imports/exports, type safety, and conventions. This Skill performs 19 checks covering Redux usage, service isolation, i18n coverage, and general code hygiene to catch issues before they accumulate.

Automated auditing detects `any` type usage, missing i18n, `dangerouslySetInnerHTML`, console logs, magic numbers, Redux anti-patterns, linter suppressions, TODO comments, improper type assertions, god files, and dependency array misuse—identifying technical debt and security vulnerabilities across your codebase.

Yes. This audit validates Redux abstraction patterns, service isolation boundaries, feature structure adherence, named exports only, strict path alias usage, and saga patterns. It ensures your React and Redux architecture meets defined project standards across all files.

Execute the audit script to generate a comprehensive report validating all 19 code quality and architectural checks. The audit scans your TypeScript and React codebase, flags violations, and confirms your branch meets project guidelines before merge.

Static analysis examines syntax and type safety; code auditing adds architectural and convention enforcement. This audit combines type checking with domain-specific rules for Redux patterns, service boundaries, i18n coverage, and feature structure—catching issues linters alone miss.

The audit uses `glob` to scan your codebase and executes as a script. You need a TypeScript React project with Redux; no additional configuration or external services are required to generate audit reports.