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How to audit an existing codebase with a triaged scorecard with Procoder

Onboard a legacy repository and get a triaged scorecard of its quality before an agent edits it.

Who it is forAn engineer taking over an existing codebase who wants to know its quality before handing work to an agent.

The problemAn unfamiliar repository has unknown gaps in security, lint, documentation, CI, and dead code, and no ordered list of what to fix first.

The outcomeA triaged scorecard across Procoder's domains, which the engineer can use to decide what the agent should fix first.

What you need first

  • A git repository you want the agent to work in
  • Claude Code for the plugin install commands shown, or another agent that reads AGENTS.md through the adapters the README links
  • Permission to install the procoder plugin and run /procoder:init in that repository

Steps

  1. Install the plugin with /plugin marketplace add azrtydxb/procoder and /plugin install procoder
  2. Run procoder audit in the repository root (inferred, check the README)
  3. Read the scorecard and sort findings by the triage it shows
  4. Run procoder check to see the blocking items in the current tree
  5. Give the agent one domain from the scorecard at a time to fix

Prompt for your agent

Run the procoder audit command in the repository at <repo-path> and summarize the triaged scorecard. Pick the highest-priority blocking item and propose a fix without editing files yet. Verify that the audit output reports which mode it ran in.

Caveat. The README says the audit command onboards existing codebases but does not show its exact syntax, so the audit step is inferred and should be checked against the command reference.

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