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A code compliance audit compares source code implementation against defined technical specifications to evaluate project health. It calculates completion percentages, identifies missing features, and assesses security risks to ensure implementation strictly adheres to architectural standards.

You can verify security requirements before merging by running a spec verification audit that identifies security vulnerabilities and incomplete test coverage. This read-only process checks your implementation against VERIFY statements in project specifications to ensure all security standards are met.

The best way to calculate project completion percentages is to perform a read-only quality audit comparing source code implementation against defined technical specifications. This evaluates project health by identifying feature gaps and calculating completion percentages based on specification requirements.

Yes, you need project specification files and tracking metadata to perform a code quality audit. The audit requires access to these files to compare source code implementation against defined technical specifications and execute comprehensive compliance and architecture reviews.

Yes, you can use an automated quality gate to identify feature gaps in your codebase. The audit performs a read-only comparison of source code implementation against technical specifications, identifying missing features, assessing security risks, and evaluating overall project health.

A read-only compliance review is limited to evaluating project health by comparing implementation against specifications without modifying code. It requires access to project specification files and tracking metadata, and cannot fix identified security risks or feature gaps automatically.