kramme:find-bugs

To find bugs and security issues in a git diff, you can audit the current branch changes to surface defects, vulnerabilities, and quality risks. This process analyzes modified files and outputs a structured, prioritized report for remediation during PR prep.

A code change audit scans feature branch commits to identify introduced defects and security vulnerabilities. It improves security by applying a checklist to the diff, generating a prioritized list of quality risks and issues to guide your fixes before merging.

Yes, you can generate a security checklist from current branch changes. By analyzing the latest commits, the audit produces a prioritized list of detected vulnerabilities and quality gaps, ranked by risk severity to guide your remediation plan.

The best way to prepare a remediation plan is to analyze the feature branch diff for vulnerabilities and quality risks. This surfaces defects across modified files and assembles a structured, prioritized report to guide your fixes before the code review.

Yes, the bug and security audit operates without external dependencies. It analyzes the current branch changes locally to check for typical security and quality issues, outputting a structured report for remediation without requiring additional environment setup.