Journey 6 · Existing code → audit report
No one knows what is really in the code: the risks, the weak spots, the untested parts.
From existing code to audit report.
A full security, architecture and test-coverage audit, with the fixes and the missing tests ready to apply.
Read the text in the film
- Impact mapping — the blast radius of a change is mapped before a single line is touched.
- Three deterministic engines run in parallel — security, architecture, and test generation.
- Each pass is deterministic and explainable — it emits a fingerprint, not a guess.
- Findings assemble into a report — versioned and diffable against the last run.
- Re-run it and the fingerprint is identical. Reproducible — not a black box.
For you if you're saying
We're buying, taking over or inheriting a system, and we need to know what we're getting.
Our auditor, regulator or security team wants evidence of the system's state.
We want to know where to start before we modernize.
How it runs
One platform for the whole team: product owners, architects, developers, testers and security leads work in the same journey, each at their own gate.
- Your repository is connected, inside your own environment.
- The code is analysed for security, architecture and test coverage.
- The findings are ranked by severity, each cited to the code.
- Fixes, and tests for the code that has none, are prepared ready to apply.
- You get one report, and can run the analysis again and compare with the last one.
What you get
One audit report with the findings ranked, the fixes, and tests for the code that has none.
Faster
A full audit without waiting for someone to have time.
Better
Every finding points to the line it is about.
Cheaper
One report instead of an audit engagement billed by the hour.
Where you decide: you choose which fixes and tests to take in, and every change goes through your own approval.
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The Studio interviews you, finds the gaps and contradictions, and turns the idea into a complete, certified specification, ready to plan and build. See the journey → Specification to clickable prototype Stakeholders won't sign off on a document. They need to see it.
A clickable prototype straight from the specification. Feedback and sign-off come before a single line is built. See the journey → Existing system to new features New features are needed, but every change in a tangled codebase is a risk.
DevCurrent maps your code and the impact of the change first, then builds, reviews and tests the feature safely. See the journey →
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