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Build auditing scans your codebase to detect compiler errors, linter warnings, type errors, deprecation notices, and failed tests across Node.js/TypeScript, Python, Go, Rust, and Java. It returns structured findings with severity levels, location, effort estimates, and remediation recommendations in a JSON report.

Yes. The auditor operates within CI-CD coordination pipelines to surface build health blockers before release. Provide a contextStore JSON with your tech stack and build/test configuration; it outputs structured findings and a Build Health compliance score for downstream workflow actions.

The audit report classifies findings by severity (CRITICAL, High, Medium, Low) and includes file location, estimated effort to fix, and concrete remediation steps. Results are returned as structured JSON with a Build Health compliance score calculated for the audited codebase.

By identifying compiler errors, deprecation warnings, type issues, and test failures in a single coordinated pass, build auditing eliminates time spent chasing scattered issues. Structured findings with severity and effort estimates let teams prioritize critical blockers and plan remediation efficiently.

The auditor supports compiler, linter, type-check, and test checks across Node.js/TypeScript, Python, Go, Rust, and Java. It collects and classifies findings from your existing build configuration provided via contextStore input.