health

Code quality trends are tracked by running type checks, linting, tests, and dead code detection, then applying a weighted 0-10 health score over time. This historical view surfaces changes across commits, branches, and PRs suitable for dashboards.

Aggregate lint and test results into a single repository health score by integrating outputs from type checkers, linters, test runners, and dead code detectors. The tool applies a weighted calculation to produce a final 0-10 score for dashboards and reports.

A weighted 0-10 code health score is a composite metric calculated by integrating outputs from type checks, linting, tests, dead code detection, and shell linting. Each tool's results contribute to the final score to quantify overall repository health.

Yes, automated health checks support pre-release code review readiness by running type checks, linting, tests, and dead code detection. This generates a composite health score to verify repository quality before releases or audits.

No external dependencies are required to run this code health monitoring tool. It wraps existing project tools like type checkers, linters, and test runners to compute the weighted health score without additional setup.

The best way to monitor dead code and type check errors over time is to compute a weighted health score across commits. This approach integrates tool outputs to surface trend changes suitable for historical dashboards and audit preparation.