dev-refactor

Codebase analysis for legacy modernization automates repository scanning against Ring standards, dispatches specialist agents for Go, TypeScript, and frontend stacks, and generates prioritized refactoring tasks with traceable findings.

Auditing a codebase for refactoring generates mandatory artifacts including codebase-report.md, findings.md, and tasks.md, alongside per-agent reports that enforce hard gates and verification rules for modernization efforts.

Yes, you can enforce mandatory gap tracking and standards coverage verification during a project audit by treating any divergence from Ring standards as a mandatory finding and producing an auditable set of prioritized refactor tasks.

Yes, agent-orchestrated code review supports Go and TypeScript stacks by dispatching specialist agents that analyze codebases, verify standards compliance, and produce unified findings manifests for modernization projects.

A standards enforcement workflow for pre-refactor acceptance ensures teams never skip required checks or miss hidden violations by producing an auditable set of findings and prioritized refactor tasks before handing off to implementation.

The best way to track findings and remediation tasks for codebase audits is to generate standardized reports and a unified findings manifest, producing REFACTOR-XXX tasks ready for the dev-cycle to ensure traceable gap tracking.