deep-audit

A comprehensive codebase audit analyzes your project across five axes: architecture, security, error handling, domain logic, and testing. It identifies vulnerabilities and risks, presenting results in a tiered report format suitable for evaluation and onboarding.

Multi-axis codebase analysis evaluates code across architecture, security, error handling, domain logic, and testing dimensions. You need it when onboarding new projects, evaluating existing code, or extracting reusable code patterns to identify areas of improvement.

Yes, deep-audit performs read-only analysis on your local codebase to provide evaluation recommendations. It requires executing multiple scripts and checks to identify vulnerabilities and risks without altering your source files.

Pattern extraction identifies and rates reusable code patterns within your codebase by analyzing domain logic and architecture. It provides structured insights through a tiered report, helping you cherry-pick effective code implementations for reuse.

No, deep-audit operates without external dependencies. It executes internal scripts directly against your local codebase path to conduct comprehensive analysis across architecture, security, error handling, domain logic, and testing axes.

The best way is running a multi-axis codebase audit that checks security, architecture, and domain logic. It generates a tiered report identifying vulnerabilities and provides a task list specifically structured for onboarding new projects.