Code Audit Services

What does a code audit include?

Architecture and maintainability, security and access control, performance and scalability, dependency and third-party package risk, and test coverage.

How long does a code audit take?

About a week for a smaller codebase, longer where multiple services and environments are in scope.Most of the elapsed time is engineers reading code, not tooling. Static analysis and dependency scanning complete quickly and cover the mechanical layer; the judgement about whether an architecture will hold is the part that takes the time and the part worth paying for.

When should you get a code audit?

When a decision depends on knowing the real state of the system.

Can a code audit tell us whether to rewrite or refactor?

Yes, and it is one of the most valuable questions to point an audit at. Teams close to a system tend to propose rebuilding it, because the problems are vivid and the alternative is abstract.An audit tests whether the cost is coming from the architecture itself or from the practice around it — missing tests, no deployment pipeline, undocumented decisions.

Do you audit AI-generated code?

Yes, as a standard part of the audit rather than an add-on. The questions are where generated code entered the codebase, whether it went through the same review as hand-written code, and whether it carries the failure patterns typical of generated output.Those patterns are specific: plausible-looking error handling that swallows failures, duplicated logic that no longer shares a source of truth, and dependencies.