code-review

To run a non-destructive Rails code review, point the tool at your project directory to analyze code quality, security gaps, and SOLID violations without modifying source files. It outputs a structured report with prioritized recommendations.

Yes, you can detect N+1 queries and SOLID violations without modifying source code. The analysis performs static checks across controllers, models, and views to surface maintainability issues safely and report them in a structured checklist.

Static analysis with Brakeman, Bundler-Audit, and RuboCop works by scanning the Rails codebase to identify security vulnerabilities, dependency risks, and style violations, generating a prioritized report with actionable remediation steps.

The best way to find security gaps and anti-patterns in Rails controllers and models is using a static analysis tool that cross-references Brakeman and Bundler-Audit findings, producing a prioritized P0-P3 report with concrete fix examples.

Yes, the code review tool works with Rails projects of any size. It applies static analysis across the entire project structure to detect architecture issues and misconfigurations, scaling its checks to fit the application's scope.

Static analysis for Rails architecture checks is limited to detecting code patterns and misconfigurations without runtime context. It cannot identify issues that only manifest during execution or dynamic database interactions, and it strictly avoids modifying source code.