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A production-readiness audit assesses architecture, backend, frontend, security, performance, testing, and deployment to produce an evidence-based scorecard with severity-ranked findings and a phased improvement roadmap.

A full codebase architecture review systematically evaluates APIs, database design, security posture, and testing coverage, prioritizing high-risk critical paths like authentication, payments, and admin surfaces to surface urgent threats.

Assess security posture and deployment risk by running a read-only audit that prioritizes critical paths like authorization and file handling, explicitly stating inspection blind spots without modifying code.

Yes, you can get a quantitative /50 readiness score for your software project alongside a prioritized scorecard, phased recommendations with effort estimates, and clear readiness guidance.

The best way to prioritize fixes after a project health check is to follow a severity-ranked improvement plan with effort estimates, ensuring high-risk areas like authentication and webhooks are addressed first in the phased roadmap.

The main limitation of a read-only codebase audit is that it prevents risky behavior by avoiding code changes during review, meaning it can only surface findings and explicitly state what could not be inspected rather than auto-remediating issues.