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Dead code detection scans your monorepo to identify unreachable branches, unused imports, and legacy shims. It applies lint rules and grep scans across supported ecosystems to produce a structured markdown report with severities and remediation guidance.

The best way to find unused variables and legacy shims across JavaScript and Python codebases is to use static analysis. This approach detects unused functions and backward-compatibility patterns, reducing hidden risks while generating a consolidated findings report for triage.

Yes, you can use static analysis to scan multi-language projects for commented-out code. The scanner identifies deprecated patterns and unreachable code across supported ecosystems like JavaScript, TypeScript, and Python, providing remediation guidance in a markdown report.

Yes, dead code auditing works for large monorepos with mixed JavaScript, TypeScript, and Python ecosystems. It applies lint rules and grep scans to detect unreachable code and legacy shims, generating a consolidated markdown report for risk triage.

Lint rules for identifying unreachable code and deprecated patterns are limited to static analysis without runtime execution context. They may miss dynamically called legacy shims or conditionally executed branches, so use the generated markdown report to triage findings manually.