ln-622-build-auditor

To audit build health, run the auditor in your local environment or CI pipeline to scan the codebase. It detects compiler errors, linter warnings, type errors, failed tests, and misconfigurations, returning a structured markdown report and numeric Build Health score to guide remediation.

A build health score is a numeric value generated by auditing compiler errors, linter warnings, type errors, and failed tests across a codebase. It surfaces build health issues to prevent regressions and ensure reliable deployments by providing quick triage summaries for CI integration.

Yes, the build auditor applies layered checks across Node.js, Python, Go, Rust, Java, and .NET projects. It detects compiler errors, linter warnings, type errors, failed tests, and misconfigurations specific to these major stacks within CI pipelines or local development.

You can integrate build health reporting into CI by running the auditor to scan the target repository. It generates a build health score and structured markdown summaries detailing severity, location, effort, and recommendations to guide remediation for quick triage.

The best way to catalog linter warnings and type errors is running a build audit that applies layered checks across your codebase. It produces a structured markdown report classifying issues by severity, location, effort, and recommendations to guide remediation.