How do I audit my Python project infrastructure against a known-good blueprint?▼
To audit Python project infrastructure, run a read-only check against a known-good blueprint to detect deviations across ruff, pyright, pre-commit, CI/CD, pyproject, uv, Docker, Makefile, Alembic, env, tests, deadcode, and claude-md without altering source files.
What is a Python infrastructure audit and what areas does it cover?▼
A Python infrastructure audit is a read-only compliance check that compares your project against a baseline blueprint, surfacing structured findings and remediation guidance for areas like ruff, pyright, pre-commit, CI/CD, pyproject, uv, Docker, Makefile, Alembic, env, tests, deadcode, and claude-md.
Can I audit a specific area like pyproject or CI/CD instead of the whole project?▼
Yes, you can audit a specific area like pyproject, CI/CD, Docker, or Alembic by specifying the target area, which limits the read-only scan and structured findings to that section of the Python infrastructure blueprint.
Does the Python infrastructure audit modify my source files?▼
No, the Python infrastructure audit is strictly read-only and operates across all eligible areas without touching or altering any source files, ensuring your repository remains unchanged while generating remediation guidance.
How do I check if my Python project meets enterprise infrastructure standards?▼
You can verify alignment with enterprise-grade infrastructure standards by running a read-only audit that reads reference standards and version baselines, then reports structured findings and critical remediation suggestions for your Python project.
What kind of output does a Python blueprint audit generate?▼
A Python blueprint audit generates structured findings aligned to verification steps, including specific remediation suggestions for critical and warning issues detected across ruff, pyright, pre-commit, CI/CD, pyproject, uv, Docker, Makefile, Alembic, env, tests, deadcode, and claude-md.
