project-audit

Generate a comprehensive Arabic code audit by uploading your project folder or zip file and requesting a multi-dimensional review. The process scans substantive files across security, code quality, performance, and architecture, producing a structured Arabic report with actionable fixes and prevention strategies.

A multi-dimensional project audit includes balanced scanning across security, code quality, performance, and architecture. It consolidates repeated mistakes into higher-signal findings and highlights cross-cutting concerns, providing the problem, how to fix it, why the fix is preferable, and how to prevent it.

Yes, you can review repositories for security and architecture issues using a specified Arabic template. The workflow involves reconnaissance, multi-dimensional file scanning, and a cross-file deep dive to detect vulnerabilities and architectural flaws, outputting the final analysis in Arabic.

Check if an uploaded zip file is production-ready by requesting a full project audit. The process evaluates the codebase across four pillars—security, code quality, performance, and architecture—identifying real issues and providing a structured report on what is wrong and how to fix it.

The best way to detect cross-file pattern issues is through a cross-file deep dive phase during a project audit. This approach consolidates repeated mistakes into fewer, higher-signal findings and highlights cross-cutting concerns across the codebase for a more effective code review.

Yes, the project audit supports analyzing code quality and performance together. It performs comprehensive multi-pillar scanning that reviews each substantive file with balanced weighting across security, code quality, performance, and architecture to ensure a thorough evaluation.