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Automated codebase scanning uses a sub-agent swarm to examine modules and dependencies in parallel, surfacing bugs, anti-patterns, and security concerns. It runs iterative rounds until convergence, reducing manual review effort by generating actionable tasks for each finding.

Convergence-driven issue discovery runs iterative scanning rounds that refine findings until no new significant code issues arise. Each round narrows the scope, filtering false positives and deepening analysis of confirmed bugs and anti-patterns across modules and dependencies.

Run the tx cycle CLI to start a sub-agent swarm scan of the codebase. The swarm distributes parallel agents across modules and dependencies to detect anti-patterns, bugs, and security concerns, generating actionable tx tasks for each discovered issue.

Yes, distributed scanning deploys parallel agents to examine code modules and dependencies simultaneously for defects. The swarm coordinates agents across the codebase, iteratively refining results until convergence to ensure comprehensive issue coverage.

The cycle CLI operates with no external dependencies. It enforces guarded execution by using the tx cycle CLI exclusively, avoiding dangerous team tools and prompts while generating actionable tx tasks for discovered codebase issues.

Avoid sub-agent swarm code review when you need real-time interactive analysis or have a very small codebase where manual review suffices. The swarm is designed for comprehensive scanning across modules and dependencies, which may be excessive for trivial projects.