code-health

To detect dead code and reduce tech debt, initiate a comprehensive code health scan across your repository to identify unused code segments and receive structured remediation guidance for improved maintainability.

Auditing outdated dependencies before a release involves running dependency identification checks that flag obsolete packages and provide modernization guidance to maintain codebase reliability.

Static analysis and linting checks can be applied during CI workflows to assess code quality, evaluate complexity, and enforce best practices before code merges, ensuring continuous maintainability.

Code health scanning delivers architecture compliance and maintainability insights by evaluating structural quality and providing reporting that reduces release risk and improves long-term maintainability.

Code quality assessments should be run periodically or before releases to maintain code hygiene, addressing linting signals, complexity metrics, and best practice violations to ensure reliability.

Automated dead-code detection and dependency auditing require periodic maintenance scans across repositories to accurately identify issues and provide reliable modernization guidance without missing edge cases.