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You can audit your codebase against project standards by launching parallel subagents across six dimensions. This generates a severity-scored report and a 0-100 score to verify release readiness and surface architecture gaps.

An automated codebase audit covers six dimensions: Clean Code and SOLID, Architecture, Coding Standards, Tests, Security, and Cross-File consistency. It reads project conventions to assess quality and cross-file concerns.

Yes, you can use optional scope focusing to target specific dimensions like security, rules, patterns, architecture, or cross-file concerns instead of running a full-repo audit.

Parallel subagent auditing coordinates multiple subagents to assess different dimensions simultaneously, reads project knowledge packs, aggregates findings by severity, and writes a structured audit report.

Automated quality gates can be established by running full-repo audits periodically to evaluate coding standards, tests, and architecture, producing a final 0-100 score and severity-based results report.

No, the audit reads existing project conventions and knowledge packs directly to evaluate the codebase against your established standards without requiring manual standard definitions.