review-standards

Automated code review identifies DRY violations and security issues by analyzing the codebase to surface duplications and conformance gaps. It evaluates backend services and frontend routers to provide actionable findings with recommended mitigations.

Frontend routing adherence and thin client architecture are audited by analyzing the codebase against project standards. The review checks router configurations and client-side logic to identify anti-patterns and architectural inconsistencies.

Finding test coverage gaps across a full codebase involves analyzing the source code to identify untested paths and missing test implementations. The review evaluates the entire project structure to report objective coverage findings.

Validating your project against CLAUDE.md guidelines automatically is supported by running a standards review. The analysis checks the codebase for conformance to these specific project standards and reports deviations with actionable mitigations.

Automated standards review does work for both backend services and frontend routers. The analysis applies across the full codebase architecture, evaluating each layer independently before synthesizing the findings into a final report.

Agent-based codebase standards review is limited by its reliance on the provided codebase path or scope. It requires clear scoping to function effectively and focuses strictly on DRY, security, testing, and routing conformance rather than functional behavior.