dotnet:audit

To conduct a full-project health audit for a .NET application, run a parallel specialist analysis that automatically detects solutions and projects to review code quality, security, testing, performance, and deployment aspects.

Parallel specialist analysis in .NET code review spawns five agents—dotnet-reviewer, security-analyzer, testing-reviewer, performance-profiler, and deployment-validator—to identify and classify issues across multiple dimensions simultaneously.

Yes, you can use this .NET audit tool for post-incident analysis, pre-release decisions, onboarding new codebases, or regular health checks to identify potential issues across multiple dimensions.

Audit findings in a .NET project are classified into critical, high, medium, and low severity levels, written to individual agent files, and then consolidated into a comprehensive summary report.

Before running a .NET project health check, ensure your codebase has identifiable solution files, project structures, frameworks, test projects, and config files available for the audit agents to automatically detect and analyze.

The best way to triage issues found during a .NET security analysis is to follow the audit with dedicated triage and planning steps to address the classified critical, high, medium, and low severity findings.