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Code audits scope correctness, security, performance, tests, tech debt, and DX to surface high-impact improvement opportunities. They deliver prioritized, self-contained implementation plans with verification gates tailored for automated executors.

You generate execution plans by scoping code audits for high-impact improvements and producing self-contained plans with steps, verification gates, tests, and dependencies that another agent can execute in isolation without touching source code.

Yes, automated code audits can prioritize tech debt and DX improvements. They scope the codebase to detect high-impact issues across correctness, security, performance, and test coverage, delivering prioritized implementation plans for executors.

The best way to scope a codebase audit for automated execution is to detect correctness, security, performance, tests, tech debt, and DX issues, then present prioritized plans with clear verification steps, tests, and dependencies for isolated execution.

Yes, code audit planning provides verification steps for executor agents. It delivers self-contained implementation plans that include scope, steps, verification gates, tests, and forward-maintenance notes so executors can run them in isolation.

Automated code improvement plans fail to execute in isolation when they lack clear verification steps, tests, and dependencies. Self-contained plans must provide scope, execution steps, and forward-maintenance notes for an executor to run without modifying source code.