/axiom:audit

Unified audit command with two modes: Smart mode analyzes your project and suggests audits; Direct mode runs a specific audit immediately.

Usage

# Smart mode — analyze project and suggest audits
/axiom:audit

# Direct mode — run specific audit
/axiom:audit [area]

Smart Mode

When run without arguments, analyzes your project and recommends relevant audits based on:

• Project type (SwiftUI vs UIKit)
• Data models (Core Data, SwiftData)
• Framework imports (CloudKit, Network.framework)
• Deployment target
• Code patterns (async/await, Timer usage)

Available Audit Areas

UI & Design

Area	What It Checks
accessibility	VoiceOver, Dynamic Type, WCAG compliance
axiom-liquid-glass	iOS 26 adoption opportunities
axiom-swiftui-architecture	Logic in views, testability
axiom-swiftui-nav	NavigationStack issues, deep linking
axiom-swiftui-performance	Expensive operations in view bodies

Code Quality

Area	What It Checks
concurrency	Swift 6 data races, @MainActor violations
memory	Retain cycles, Timer leaks, closure captures
axiom-codable	Manual JSON building, error swallowing

Persistence & Storage

Area	What It Checks
axiom-core-data	Thread violations, N+1 queries
icloud	File coordination, CloudKit errors
axiom-storage	File protection, backup exclusions

Integration

Area	What It Checks
axiom-networking	Deprecated APIs, anti-patterns

Priority Levels

1. CRITICAL — core-data, storage, icloud (data corruption/loss risk)
2. HIGH — concurrency, memory, networking (crashes, App Store rejection)
3. MEDIUM — architecture, performance (quality issues)
4. LOW — accessibility, liquid-glass (enhancements)

Batch Patterns

# Pre-release audit
/axiom:audit core-data
/axiom:audit concurrency
/axiom:audit memory

# Architecture review
/axiom:audit swiftui-architecture
/axiom:audit swiftui-performance

Related

• /axiom:status — Project environment health
• /axiom:ask — Natural language entry point