codeprobe-error-handling

Detect swallowed exceptions by running an error-handling audit across your repository's runtime paths. The audit analyzes code patterns and architectural context to identify caught exceptions that lack proper logging or recovery, producing severity-scored findings with actionable fix prompts.

Error-handling static analysis for CI pipelines is the automated process of scanning code to detect unhandled external calls and missing retries. Applied across multi-language repositories, it produces structured resilience reports that reduce runtime failures and downtime before deployment.

Yes, this error-handling audit works across multi-language repositories and various tech stacks. It analyzes code patterns, test coverage, and architectural context regardless of language to harden critical execution paths and identify resilience gaps.

Generate a resilience report by running the error-handling audit on your repository. The scan evaluates runtime paths to detect missing retries, logging gaps, and unhandled external calls, producing structured findings with severity scores and actionable fix prompts for developers.

The best way to find logging gaps in critical execution paths is applying static analysis across the codebase. By analyzing test coverage and architectural context, the audit identifies missing logging alongside swallowed exceptions, delivering severity-scored findings to harden resilience.