code-quality-audit

To detect code smells and measure complexity in JavaScript files, this Skill analyzes heuristic metrics for size and nesting, identifies repeated structures, and checks naming patterns to classify findings by severity with precise file and line numbers.

Yes, you can check TypeScript code for duplication and refactoring opportunities. The Skill detects repeated code structures in TypeScript files and provides concise recommendations with clear impact assessments to guide your refactoring efforts.

You can integrate code quality audits into a CI pipeline by running this Skill to automatically flag code that doesn't meet quality standards before merging. It assesses code adherence to quality standards and outputs severity-classified findings.

The code quality metrics used for identifying code smells include heuristic measurements for file size and nesting depth, detection of duplicated code blocks, and analysis of naming pattern violations in JavaScript and TypeScript files.

The Skill identifies common code smells using tools like ESLint to analyze code for adherence to quality standards. It calculates heuristic metrics and checks naming patterns to provide precise evidence with file and line numbers for any issues found.

Code complexity analysis flags functions as high severity when heuristic metrics indicate excessive nesting and size. Findings are classified by severity to highlight the most critical refactoring areas with concise recommendations and impact assessments.