security-audit

Run a multi-agent security audit by splitting the review scope across auth, API, database, and client config. Agents operate read-only to identify vulnerabilities, generating a consolidated, severity-tagged report for pre-deployment sweeps.

Automated code remediation is supported via an optional fix round after the audit. The audit phase remains strictly read-only, but you can subsequently guide fixes for CRITICAL and HIGH vulnerabilities and verify them using typechecks and tests.

Parallel code review for vulnerability assessment works by assigning independent agents to specific attack surfaces like auth/session, API/routers, database access, and client/config. This scope separation ensures comprehensive coverage before merging findings into a single report.

The best way to structure a periodic compliance check is using a parallel multi-agent review that tags findings by severity (CRITICAL, HIGH, MEDIUM, LOW, INFO) with specific file references. This produces an actionable, consolidated audit report for compliance tracking.

The security audit does not allow agents to modify code during the review. Agent behavior is strictly read-only during the audit phase to ensure objective vulnerability assessment, with an optional guided remediation round available only afterward.

You do not need specific database tools like Prisma to perform a database access security review. The multi-agent review evaluates database access concerns within your codebase structurally, requiring only read-only access to identify misconfigurations.