tap-audit

Repository readiness for autonomous agent work is assessed by scanning documentation, MCP servers, CLI tools, permissions, and test infrastructure to identify gaps. The audit outputs actionable leverage points for improving agent autonomy to a markdown file.

Codebase assessment for agent delivery targets missing documentation, unconfigured MCP servers, absent CLI tools, insufficient permissions, and incomplete test infrastructure. Pinpointing these missing elements prevents agents from slowing down or introducing defects during autonomous operations.

Checking documentation and test infrastructure support for agent autonomy involves evaluating whether existing repository configurations adequately inform and protect an autonomous agent. The audit identifies operational readiness gaps and seeds an architecture file for immediate improvement.

Auditing MCP servers and CLI tools for agent readiness requires scanning the repository to verify available tooling and permissions. The process identifies missing configurations that hinder agent autonomy and writes actionable findings to a local audit report.

A codebase assessment for agent readiness is needed when an autonomous agent is assigned to a new, unfamiliar repository. Running the audit quickly reveals operational gaps in tooling and configuration, providing immediate areas for improvement before agent work begins.