config-review

You audit Neovim configs by running a read-only review of your dotfiles and plugin setups to identify conformance gaps, potential issues, and improvement opportunities. The process outputs a structured markdown report with severity-labeled findings and traceable file references.

A Neovim config safety check scans your dotfiles for embedded scripts that could pose security risks during code-quality assessments. It identifies potentially dangerous commands and flags them in the audit report with appropriate severity labels.

Yes, you can inventory Neovim plugin setups to detect inconsistent options across modules. The audit identifies deviations from project conventions and provides actionable recommendations for standardization with prioritized suggestions.

You get a structured report by performing a read-only audit of your Neovim configuration. The output is a single markdown report containing severity-labeled findings, traceable file references, and safety checks for embedded scripts.

No, the Neovim config audit performs a read-only review of your dotfiles and plugin setups. It only analyzes configurations to identify issues and outputs a report without modifying any of your existing files.

The best way to find misconfigurations is to run a structured audit that reviews your Neovim plugin configurations against project conventions. The audit detects deviations, provides actionable recommendations, and prioritizes fixes for standardization.