shipflow-audit-code

A project-level security audit assesses architecture, performance, and reliability across the entire codebase to identify vulnerabilities and bottlenecks. You can review individual files or run a comprehensive workspace audit to detect systemic issues before deployment.

A workspace code audit covers cross-project analysis to identify systemic architectural flaws, performance bottlenecks, and security vulnerabilities. It evaluates modern practices and reliability across multiple projects to report systemic issues and recurring patterns within the codebase.

Yes, you can review code quality and software architecture for Node.js, Python, and Go projects. The audit supports various project stacks, assessing performance, security, and reliability while identifying issues with options for automated fixes and tracking.

Yes, the code review process offers options for automated fixes and tracking for identified issues. It assesses architecture, performance, security, and reliability at file or project levels, reporting problems and providing fixes to modernize the codebase.

The best way to find architectural flaws in a single file is through a file-level audit. This deep dive review assesses performance, security, reliability, and modern practices, identifying specific vulnerabilities and bottlenecks with options for automated fixes.

Use a project-level audit when you need a comprehensive assessment of architecture, security, performance, and reliability for a whole project, rather than a file-level review. It identifies systemic issues and modernization areas across the entire codebase or workspace.