repo-scan

To audit source code assets in a large monorepo, you can run a cross-stack scan to classify project-owned code, detect embedded third-party libraries, and identify structural risks. This generates an interactive HTML report with actionable architectural verdicts.

Identifying embedded third-party libraries in a legacy codebase involves performing a hierarchical scan to extract version information and classify assets. This process detects over 50 known libraries across C++, Android, iOS, and Web projects in a single pass.

Yes, you can scan multi-language codebases to guide refactoring by generating a four-level classification of assets: Core Asset, Extract & Merge, Rebuild, and Deprecate. These actionable verdicts highlight structural risks and maintenance costs for monorepo reorganization.

Yes, cross-stack scanning works for C++, Android, iOS, and Web projects simultaneously. It analyzes all these environments in a single pass to identify dead-weight artifacts and project-owned code across your entire source tree.

To generate an interactive report of source code assets, execute a comprehensive audit on your current directory. The scan produces a multi-level architectural verdict and an interactive HTML report detailing all detected dependencies and structural risks.

You need a codebase audit for monorepo reorganization when you lack visibility into large, multi-language projects. The audit identifies dead-weight artifacts, extracts version information from embedded libraries, and provides actionable verdicts to reduce maintenance costs.