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dev team audit // 6 steps · ~6 min

“It still works” isn’t the same as working well.

Aging stacks and manual workflows rarely break. They just slow your team down a little more each month. This audit puts a number on it: eight areas, one score out of 100, and a clear list of what to fix first.

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report // example-digital

6 steps · 8 sections

63maturity
DNeeds work

Delivery & deployment is the weakest area (41/100).

  • Tech stack currency62
  • Delivery & deployment41
  • Source control & quality74
  • Project management & agile83
  • Security practices48
  • Operations & support55
  • Team shape70
  • Sample projects78

the plan // checklist

2 of 4 done

  • Deploys run through a pipeline
  • Roll back a release in one step
  • Dependencies updated automatically
  • Monitoring and error tracking

audit // start

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step 1 / 6Company & stack

Who is being audited

Name the team or company, then list the technologies it builds on. Each version is checked against its public end-of-life date.

Tech stack

Language, framework, database, runtime and CMS. Version numbers matter: that is what makes the check automatic.

technologyversion

Is anything out of support covered by an upgrade plan?

A dated plan, with an owner, for every version past its end-of-life date.

recordedSome out-of-support versions have a plan; the rest are open-ended.

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