codebase-audit

A full codebase audit inspects all source files for quality, DRY code, architecture, error handling, and SvelteKit conventions. It evaluates test coverage, checks DB migration safety, and ensures adherence to Python and TypeScript best practices across the project.

A codebase audit reviews schema changes and migration logic to ensure DB migration safety. It checks for correct handling of nullables and off-by-ones, verifying call-site consistency and proper database state management across your SQLModel project.

Yes, the audit identifies and flags repeated code blocks and literals to detect DRY code violations. It also performs architecture analysis, reviewing the project's structure for god objects and shared-state issues in your Python backend.

Yes, the audit evaluates test quality and coverage for both backend and frontend. It inspects your FastAPI codebase for swallowed errors and unhandled failure paths, ensuring robust error handling across all source files.

You need Python and SvelteKit installed in your development environment to execute the audit. These dependencies are required to inspect all source files, evaluate test coverage, and review SvelteKit conventions and Python best practices.

Run an automated codebase audit to ensure adherence to SvelteKit conventions and TypeScript best practices. The audit inspects frontend source files for compliance, evaluates documentation completeness, and checks for correct handling of nullables and off-by-ones.