MCUB-module-auditor

To audit an MCUB userbot module for release readiness, submit the module code for a static review. The audit checks safety, metadata, dependencies, commands, and inline callbacks, returning a final readiness verdict with blockers and warnings.

A userbot module safety review checks for secrets, destructive filesystem actions, unsafe execution paths, and suspicious network behavior. It identifies these release blockers to ensure the module is safe and compliant before publication.

To check MCUB module compatibility, run a static audit that identifies Hikka-style patterns and missing metadata. This compatibility check flags issues that can block MCUB release, helping maintainers decide if the module is safe to ship.

The MCUB module audit does not modify your code during the review. It performs a static audit of safety, metadata, dependencies, and inline callbacks, summarizing blockers, warnings, and recommended fixes without altering the original repository files.

A release readiness verdict for an MCUB module includes clear findings on secrets, destructive behavior, execution risks, and dependency clarity. It summarizes blockers, warnings, recommended fixes, and validation steps so maintainers can decide whether to ship.

You need to run a static audit on userbot module repositories before publication or when adding a third-party module. This pre-release review identifies destructive behavior, missing metadata, and execution risks to ensure safety and compatibility.