health-check

A comprehensive technical health check analyzes project structure, code dependencies, and database schemas to evaluate documentation, security, architecture, and data layers. It identifies critical issues and generates a prioritized remediation roadmap to ensure code quality and maintainability.

The best way to identify technical debt and security risks before a major release is to run an automated technical audit. This audit analyzes code quality, security vulnerabilities, architectural adherence, and data integrity to produce a detailed scorecard and remediation roadmap.

Yes, an automated health check can review your project's architecture and data layers. It analyzes project structure, code dependencies, and database schemas to evaluate architectural adherence and data integrity, identifying critical issues across these layers.

A code quality audit generates a prioritized remediation roadmap by running suite of automated sub-agents to analyze documentation, security vulnerabilities, architecture, and data integrity. It then consolidates the findings into a clear scorecard that prioritizes critical issues for immediate attention.

Yes, you need to provide database schemas and project structure for a security audit. A comprehensive technical health check requires analysis of project structure, code dependencies, and database schemas to accurately identify security vulnerabilities and data integrity issues.